Dialogue

 1 Parme|        idea and the individuals implies another idea of likeness,
 2 Parme|      change of substance, which implies that it ceases to be itself,
 3 Parme|      into being in place, which implies partial existence in two
 4 Parme|   itself or other. For equality implies sameness of measure, as
 5 Parme|       of measure, as inequality implies a greater or less number
 6 Parme|    which is attributed to both, implies sameness. One, then, as
 7 Parme|        part, as the word ‘each’ implies, is also an absolute one.
 8 Parme|        any negative proposition implies at once knowledge and difference.
 9 Parme|         others, and in equality implies great and small, and equality
10 Parme|         existent. For not being implies the being of not-being,
11 Parme|         The expression ‘is not’ implies negation of being:—do we
12 Parme|         be, and their very name implies difference, and difference
13 Parme|      difference, and difference implies relation, not to the one,
14 Parme| opposite of that which Socrates implies: There is no contradiction
15 Parme|      multitude.~And a multitude implies a number larger than one?~
16 Parme|       Very true.~And inequality implies greatness and smallness?~
17 Parme|         not in a certain state, implies change?~Certainly.~And change
18 Parme|      But to speak of the others implies difference—the terms ‘other’