Dialogue

 1 Parme|        more, can one be older or younger than itself or other? or
 2 Parme|          ever becoming older and younger than itself, (for older
 3 Parme|      than itself, (for older and younger are relative terms, and
 4 Parme|        who becomes older becomes younger,) and is also of the same
 5 Parme|       than itself; and therefore younger than itself; and is older
 6 Parme|    itself; and is older and also younger when in the process of becoming
 7 Parme|       and it is always older and younger, for at any moment the one
 8 Parme|     becomes and is not older and younger than itself but during an
 9 Parme|          does it become older or younger than they? At any rate the
10 Parme|         the end, being therefore younger, while the parts or others
11 Parme|         one is at once older and younger than the parts or others,
12 Parme|        things which are older or younger cannot become older or younger
13 Parme|   younger cannot become older or younger in a greater degree than
14 Parme|          which was older becomes younger, and that which was younger
15 Parme|      younger, and that which was younger becomes older, that is to
16 Parme|   becomes older, that is to say, younger and older than at first;
17 Parme|        becoming and not becoming younger and also older than one
18 Parme|  partaking of becoming older and younger, admits of all time, present,
19 Parme|      that which is older is also younger,’ etc., or the Kantian conception
20 Parme|         relative terms older and younger: (11) The relation between
21 Parme|        that one can be older, or younger than anything, or of the
22 Parme|       nature, be either older or younger than anything, or have the
23 Parme|      Then one cannot be older or younger, or of the same age, either
24 Parme|          than something which is younger?~True.~Then, that which
25 Parme|         becomes at the same time younger than itself, if it is to
26 Parme|       difference relative to the younger, and to nothing else.~True.~
27 Parme|         at the same time, become younger than itself?~Yes.~But again,
28 Parme|         become at once older and younger than themselves?~Yes.~But
29 Parme|         does it become older and younger than itself and others,
30 Parme|       others, and again, neither younger nor older than itself and
31 Parme|          than that which becomes younger?~I remember.~Then since
32 Parme|          than itself, it becomes younger at the same time?~Certainly.~
33 Parme|         becomes older as well as younger than itself?~Yes.~And it
34 Parme|         older than that which is younger?~True.~Then the one is younger
35 Parme|   younger?~True.~Then the one is younger than itself, when in becoming
36 Parme|         is and becomes older and younger than itself?~Truly.~And
37 Parme|        age, is neither older nor younger?~No.~The one, then, becoming
38 Parme|          is nor becomes older or younger than itself?~I should say
39 Parme|          does it become older or younger than they?~I cannot tell
40 Parme|       came into being later, are younger than that which preceded
41 Parme|         the other things will be younger than the one, and the one
42 Parme|         Clearly.~Then the one is younger than the others and the
43 Parme|        will be neither older nor younger than the others, nor the
44 Parme|        the one will be older and younger than the others and the
45 Parme|        to its becoming older and younger than the others, and the
46 Parme|       one, and neither older nor younger, what shall we say? Shall
47 Parme|          one thing were older or younger than another, it could not
48 Parme|        could not become older or younger in a greater degree than
49 Parme|           cannot become older or younger than that which is, since
50 Parme|       become older and the other younger; but they are no longer
51 Parme| therefore become either older or younger than the others which are.~
52 Parme|         may not become older and younger in another way.~In what
53 Parme|          being older will become younger in relation to that other
54 Parme|         which it was older?~Yes, younger.~And if the one becomes
55 Parme|           And if the one becomes younger the others aforesaid will
56 Parme|       Then that which had become younger becomes older relatively
57 Parme|    always in process of becoming younger than the younger; for as
58 Parme|        becoming younger than the younger; for as they are always
59 Parme|     opposite to one another, the younger older than the older, and
60 Parme|         the older, and the older younger than the younger. They cannot,
61 Parme|       the older younger than the younger. They cannot, however, have
62 Parme|          becoming both older and younger than one another: the one
63 Parme|         another: the one becomes younger than the others because
64 Parme|         does not become older or younger than another, in that they
65 Parme|       one cannot become older or younger than the others, nor the
66 Parme|     others must become older and younger than the one, and the one
67 Parme|         is and becomes older and younger than itself and the others,
68 Parme|          is nor becomes older or younger than itself or the others.~
69 Parme|   partakes of becoming older and younger, must it not also partake