Dialogue

 1 Parme|        the same relations, has no difference of relation, and is therefore
 2 Parme|         and shorter, the relative difference between them is diminished.
 3 Parme|     implies at once knowledge and difference. Thus ‘one’ in the proposition—‘
 4 Parme|           their very name implies difference, and difference implies
 5 Parme|           implies difference, and difference implies relation, not to
 6 Parme|      kinds of sameness, likeness, difference, nor any adequate conception
 7 Parme|       True.~But, if there were no difference between the one and the
 8 Parme|            surely, the elder is a difference relative to the younger,
 9 Parme|           virtue of otherness and difference.~Certainly.~So that the
10 Parme|          anything else, leave the difference between them the same as
11 Parme|          that which is, since the difference of age is always the same;
12 Parme|         smaller portion.~Then the difference between the age of the one
13 Parme|          one is not; is there any difference between this and the hypothesis—
14 Parme|        not one is not?~There is a difference, certainly.~Is there a difference
15 Parme| difference, certainly.~Is there a difference only, or rather are not
16 Parme|         other things; it makes no difference whether he predicate of
17 Parme|       from the others?~Certainly.~Difference, then, belongs to it as
18 Parme|      others, we do not speak of a difference in the others, but in the
19 Parme|          No.~Nor yet likeness nor difference, either in relation to itself
20 Parme|       speak of the others implies difference—the terms ‘other’ and ‘different’
21 Parme|          of the appearance of the difference, different in kind from,