Dialogue

 1 Parme|        the one by the other. The older philosophers were great
 2 Parme|        to his youth. As he grows older, philosophy will take a
 3 Parme| multitude. Once more, can one be older or younger than itself or
 4 Parme|         in time is ever becoming older and younger than itself, (
 5 Parme|        younger than itself, (for older and younger are relative
 6 Parme|        terms, and he who becomes older becomes younger,) and is
 7 Parme|         forward, the one becomes older than itself; and therefore
 8 Parme|      younger than itself; and is older and also younger when in
 9 Parme|        present; and it is always older and younger, for at any
10 Parme|  therefore it becomes and is not older and younger than itself
11 Parme|          Is it or does it become older or younger than they? At
12 Parme|          the parts or others are older than the one. But, again,
13 Parme|         Therefore one is at once older and younger than the parts
14 Parme|        the same things which are older or younger cannot become
15 Parme|         or younger cannot become older or younger in a greater
16 Parme|          other hand, the one, if older than others, has come into
17 Parme|          this way that which was older becomes younger, and that
18 Parme|        which was younger becomes older, that is to say, younger
19 Parme|      that is to say, younger and older than at first; and they
20 Parme|        becoming younger and also older than one another. And one,
21 Parme|       also partaking of becoming older and younger, admits of all
22 Parme|    contradictions ‘that which is older is also younger,’ etc.,
23 Parme|        out of the relative terms older and younger: (11) The relation
24 Parme|          suppose that one can be older, or younger than anything,
25 Parme|        of this nature, be either older or younger than anything,
26 Parme|          way.~Then one cannot be older or younger, or of the same
27 Parme|          time, be always growing older than itself?~Certainly.~
28 Parme|     Certainly.~And that which is older, must always be older than
29 Parme|         is older, must always be older than something which is
30 Parme|         Then, that which becomes older than itself, also becomes
31 Parme|         have something to become older than.~What do you mean?~
32 Parme|          Then that which becomes older than itself must also, at
33 Parme|         must also become at once older and younger than themselves?~
34 Parme|         is it and does it become older and younger than itself
35 Parme|       again, neither younger nor older than itself and others,
36 Parme|       the one is always becoming older than itself, since it moves
37 Parme|         do you remember that the older becomes older than that
38 Parme|  remember that the older becomes older than that which becomes
39 Parme|       Then since the one becomes older than itself, it becomes
40 Parme|      Thus, then, the one becomes older as well as younger than
41 Parme|      than itself?~Yes.~And it is older (is it not?) when in becoming,
42 Parme|   present it stops from becoming older, and no longer becomes,
43 Parme|        no longer becomes, but is older, for if it went on it would
44 Parme|        the one, when in becoming older it reaches the present,
45 Parme|    ceases to become, and is then older.~Certainly.~And it is older
46 Parme|      older.~Certainly.~And it is older than that than which it
47 Parme|       than which it was becoming older, and it was becoming older
48 Parme|       older, and it was becoming older than itself.~Yes.~And that
49 Parme|           Yes.~And that which is older is older than that which
50 Parme|       And that which is older is older than that which is younger?~
51 Parme|         itself, when in becoming older it reaches the present?~
52 Parme|       always both is and becomes older and younger than itself?~
53 Parme|         the same age, is neither older nor younger?~No.~The one,
54 Parme|           neither is nor becomes older or younger than itself?~
55 Parme|          Is it or does it become older or younger than they?~I
56 Parme|        than the one, and the one older than other things?~True.~
57 Parme|        the others and the others older than the one.~That also
58 Parme|          the one will be neither older nor younger than the others,
59 Parme|         argument the one will be older and younger than the others
60 Parme|           But as to its becoming older and younger than the others,
61 Parme|        than the one, and neither older nor younger, what shall
62 Parme|      that even if one thing were older or younger than another,
63 Parme|     another, it could not become older or younger in a greater
64 Parme|          which is, cannot become older or younger than that which
65 Parme|        the one is and has become older and the other younger; but
66 Parme|          therefore become either older or younger than the others
67 Parme|      whether they may not become older and younger in another way.~
68 Parme|         the one was proven to be older than the others and the
69 Parme|      what of that?~If the one is older than the others, has come
70 Parme|        than formerly, from being older will become younger in relation
71 Parme|          other than which it was older?~Yes, younger.~And if the
72 Parme|     others aforesaid will become older than they were before, in
73 Parme|       had become younger becomes older relatively to that which
74 Parme|    previously had become and was older; it never really is older,
75 Parme|        older; it never really is older, but is always becoming,
76 Parme|           And in like manner the older is always in process of
77 Parme|         one another, the younger older than the older, and the
78 Parme|       the younger older than the older, and the older younger than
79 Parme|          than the older, and the older younger than the younger.
80 Parme|         are always becoming both older and younger than one another:
81 Parme|        because it was seen to be older and prior, and the others
82 Parme|     prior, and the others become older than the one because they
83 Parme|     because they were seen to be older, and prior to the one.~That
84 Parme|        one thing does not become older or younger than another,
85 Parme|    number, the one cannot become older or younger than the others,
86 Parme|      view the others must become older and younger than the one,
87 Parme|           the one is and becomes older and younger than itself
88 Parme|       and neither is nor becomes older or younger than itself or
89 Parme|         and partakes of becoming older and younger, must it not