Dialogue

 1 Parme| good-looking’; also that Parmenides affected to decline the great argument,
 2 Parme|             that flows from them is affected, and the error pervades
 3 Parme|             be, or to be in any way affected, you must look at the consequences
 4 Parme|           of being one, it would be affected in such a way as to be more
 5 Parme|             the one can never be so affected as to be the same either
 6 Parme|           itself?~No.~Nor can it be affected so as to be other, for then
 7 Parme|         other, for then it would be affected in such a way as to be more
 8 Parme|             It would.~That which is affected otherwise than itself or
 9 Parme|             as appears, never being affected otherwise, is never unlike
10 Parme|            than it, the one will be affected like the others and the
11 Parme|            What?~In so far as it is affected in the same way it is not
12 Parme|           in the same way it is not affected otherwise, and not being
13 Parme|            otherwise, and not being affected otherwise is not unlike,
14 Parme|              but in so far as it is affected by other it is otherwise,
15 Parme|      otherwise, and being otherwise affected is unlike.~True.~Then because
16 Parme|            own nature, they are all affected in the same way.~True.~And
17 Parme|      partake of limit, they are all affected in the same way.~Of course.~
18 Parme|             and unlimited, they are affected in opposite ways.~Yes.~And