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Enneads VI.1: Of the Ten Aristotelian and Four Stoic Categories
Various authors · Plotinos: Complete Works (tr. Guthrie)
Section 27 of 45
6. Action and Experiencing?
The subject of action gives rise to the following considerations.
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