Dialogue

 1 Parme|      other. But if not other by virtue of being one, not by virtue
 2 Parme|     virtue of being one, not by virtue of itself; and if not by
 3 Parme|        of itself; and if not by virtue of itself, not itself other,
 4 Parme|         opposites: and since in virtue of being other than the
 5 Parme|        the one is like them, in virtue of being the same it must
 6 Parme|    things, each one is great in virtue of a portion of greatness
 7 Parme|    equal to some other thing by virtue of that portion only?~Impossible.~
 8 Parme|         and above all these, by virtue of which they will all be
 9 Parme|         else.~True.~Then not by virtue of being one will it be
10 Parme|    Certainly not.~But if not by virtue of being one, not by virtue
11 Parme|     virtue of being one, not by virtue of itself; and if not by
12 Parme|        of itself; and if not by virtue of itself, not itself, and
13 Parme|      differ from one another in virtue of otherness and difference.~
14 Parme|       in a like degree?~Yes.~In virtue of the affection by which
15 Parme| condition is like?~Yes.~Then in virtue of the affection by which
16 Parme|       same it will be unlike by virtue of the opposite affection
17 Parme|         less than each other in virtue of their being the one and
18 Parme|      than itself and others, by virtue of participation in time?~
19 Parme|     once be and be like them in virtue of the equality; but if