Dialogue

 1 Parme|        is one of the best of the Platonic writings; the first portion
 2 Parme|       make Parmenides attack the Platonic Ideas, and then proceed
 3 Parme|          authorised canon of the Platonic writings, to condemn the
 4 Parme|       For the truth is, that the Platonic Ideas were in constant process
 5 Parme|      Plato (compare Essay on the Platonic Ideas in the Introduction
 6 Parme|         of all after-ages on the Platonic Ideas. For in some points
 7 Parme| Parmenides raises respecting the Platonic ideas relates to the manner
 8 Parme|       more attempt to defend the Platonic Ideas by representing them
 9 Parme|          Kant, as well as of the Platonic ideas. It has been said
10 Parme|          as in most of the other Platonic dialogues, to take a living
11 Parme|          offered. May we say, in Platonic language, that we still
12 Parme|     secondly, of Being. From the Platonic Ideas we naturally proceed
13 Parme|        truer and deeper. For the Platonic Ideas are mere numerical
14 Parme|          critique, first, of the Platonic Ideas, and secondly, of
15 Parme|     either, which prove that the Platonic as well as the Eleatic doctrine
16 Parme|      their final adjustment. The Platonic Ideas are tested by the
17 Parme|      instead of transferring the Platonic Ideas into a crude Latin