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 1     I, 9 |       PARMENIDES; HIS THEORY OF "UNITY;" HIS ESCHATOLOGY.~For Parmenides
 2     V, 21|    therefore, as a symbol of the unity and love (subsisting) between
 3    VI, 13| Intelligence, (that subsists) in unity, proceeded forth from this (
 4    VI, 13|     manifested from these, being unity, is discovered (to be) duality,
 5    VI, 18|        the habit of denominating unity a father, and duality a
 6    VI, 20|         conducting together into unity the divided and scattered
 7    VI, 23|        following: The world is a unity cognizable by sense; and
 8    VI, 33|        which very (power) I call Unity. These four powers sent
 9   VII, 17|        however, Friendship makes unity out of plurality, and associates
10   VII, 17|   plurality, and associates with unity separated entities, Discord,
11   VII, 17|        forcibly severs them from unity, and makes them many, that
12   VII, 17|           denominates as God the unity and unification of that (
13   VII, 17|     Discord forcibly severs from unity, and (which it) fashions
14   VII, 17|         to domesticate them with unity, in order that all things,
15   VII, 17|         Fate the alteration from unity into plurality, according
16   VII, 17|          and from plurality into unity, according to Friendship.
17   VII, 17|          itself), and reduces to unity, the parts of the universe
18   VII, 18|  Empedocles, matrimony separates unity, and makes (out of it) plurality,
19   VII, 19|  Friendship, are accommodated to unity. The impartial reason itself,
20  VIII, 8 |          discover (God) Himself, unity and plurality, in thyself,
21     X, 2 |          quality and endued with unity, the Stoics, then, accounted