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Commentary on Plotinus 5

Commentary on Plotinus, Volume 5

Ennead III, Part 2, and Ennead IV

Marsilio Ficino

Edited and translated by Stephen Gersh

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$35.00 • £29.95 • €31.95

ISBN 9780674974999

Publication Date: 09/03/2018

624 pages

5-1/4 x 8 inches

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Stephen Gersh is Professor of Medieval Studies at the University of Notre Dame.

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