Dialogue

 1 Parme|         whether he is propounding consequences which would have been admitted
 2 Parme|        any number of inconsistent consequences.’ ‘Yes; and you should consider,
 3 Parme|     should consider, not only the consequences which follow from a given
 4 Parme|         given hypothesis, but the consequences also which follow from the
 5 Parme|      being and not being. And the consequences must include consequences
 6 Parme|         consequences must include consequences to the things supposed and
 7 Parme| hypothesis, with reference to the consequences which flow from the denial
 8 Parme|        being,~from which opposite consequences are deduced, 1.a. If one
 9 Parme|          appended two subordinate consequences: 1.aa. If one has being,
10 Parme|            Involving two parallel consequences respecting the other or
11 Parme|          have to work out all the consequences which follow on the assumption
12 Parme|        also an opposite series of consequences which is equally true of
13 Parme|      might expect that no further consequences could be deduced. The train
14 Parme|          be deduced. The train of consequences which follows, is inferred
15 Parme|       with a reference to all the consequences which flow, either from
16 Parme|          fallacies by showing the consequences which flow from them.~In
17 Parme|           fact that contradictory consequences follow from the existence
18 Parme|          certain difficulties and consequences are shown in the assumption
19 Parme| impossible method of hypothetical consequences, negative and affirmative.
20 Parme|         and draws out the endless consequences which flow from the assertion
21 Parme|         and consider not only the consequences which flow from a given
22 Parme|          hypothesis, but also the consequences which flow from denying
23 Parme|         not only what will be the consequences to the many in relation
24 Parme|         but also what will be the consequences to the one and the many
25 Parme|          is not, what will be the consequences in either of these cases
26 Parme|    affected, you must look at the consequences in relation to the thing
27 Parme|         the one? and consider the consequences which follow on the supposition
28 Parme|         work out together all the consequences, whatever they may be, which
29 Parme|          one is not, what are the consequences? In the first place, as
30 Parme|       whether these or some other consequences will follow.~Let us do as