Dialogue

 1 Parme|     rest. For motion is either change of substance, or motion
 2 Parme|        the one is incapable of change of substance, which implies
 3 Parme|      any other motion involves change of place. But existence
 4 Parme|        time; and therefore the change takes place ‘in a moment’—
 5 Parme|  expression, and seems to mean change in no time. Which is true
 6 Parme|   being and not-being involves change or motion. But how can not-being,
 7 Parme|      which is nowhere, move or change, either from one place to
 8 Parme|       be one if experiencing a change of substance. The one which
 9 Parme|      nor perish nor experience change of substance or place. Neither
10 Parme|    invention the conception of change, which sorely exercised
11 Parme|     the phenomena of motion or change, and that this and similar
12 Parme|        conception of motion or change: (9) One, being, time, like
13 Parme|        sort of motion which is change of nature?~Clearly not.~
14 Parme|  motion of the one consists in change of place?~Perhaps so, if
15 Parme|      Clearly.~Then it does not change place by revolving in the
16 Parme|       something; nor again, by change in itself?~Very true.~Then
17 Parme|     rest, without experiencing change, is impossible.~Impossible.~
18 Parme|     cannot.~But neither can it change without changing.~True.~
19 Parme|        True.~When then does it change; for it cannot change either
20 Parme|       it change; for it cannot change either when at rest, or
21 Parme|       a something out of which change takes place into either
22 Parme|  either of two states; for the change is not from the state of
23 Parme|       and also in motion, will change to either, for only in this
24 Parme|       a certain state, implies change?~Certainly.~And change is
25 Parme| implies change?~Certainly.~And change is motion—we may say that?~
26 Parme|     since it is not, it cannot change from one place to another?~