Dialogue

 1 Parme|          have been inspired by a sort of dialectical frenzy, such
 2 Parme|         also many.’ ‘In the same sort of way,’ said Parmenides, ‘
 3 Parme|   proceeds to explain to him the sort of mental gymnastic which
 4 Parme|         the view of preserving a sort of neutrality or indifference
 5 Parme|     irony, at other times with a sort of contempt. But there is
 6 Parme|       influence, using them as a sort of ‘critics or diviners’
 7 Parme|  argument are carried out with a sort of geometrical accuracy.
 8 Parme|         no distinct meaning. One sort of them, faith, grace, justification,
 9 Parme|         therefore experience the sort of motion which is change
10 Parme|       rest, and experience every sort of opposite affection, as
11 Parme| experienced anything else of the sort; for, if they are capable
12 Parme|         not, or anything of that sort, does he not mean, whenever
13 Parme|     Further, it must surely in a sort partake of being?~How so?~
14 Parme|       that what is not has in no sort or way or kind participation
15 Parme|      separated, and having every sort of motion, and every sort
16 Parme|        sort of motion, and every sort of rest, and becoming and
17 Parme|       Because the others have no sort or manner or way of communion
18 Parme|        way of communion with any sort of not-being, nor can anything