Dialogue

 1 Parme| therefore has neither beginning, middle, nor end, and is therefore
 2 Parme|        is a whole has beginning, middle, and end, and a middle is
 3 Parme|           middle, and end, and a middle is equidistant from the
 4 Parme|       has therefore a beginning, middle, and end, of which the beginning
 5 Parme|        it has neither beginning, middle, nor end; for there is always
 6 Parme|      before the beginning, and a middle within the middle, and an
 7 Parme|          and a middle within the middle, and an end beyond the end,
 8 Parme|          have neither beginning, middle, nor end; for these would
 9 Parme|      whole, having beginning and middle and end. For can anything
10 Parme|    appears, will have beginning, middle, and end.~It will.~But,
11 Parme|         It will.~But, again, the middle will be equidistant from
12 Parme|        or it would not be in the middle?~Yes.~Then the one will
13 Parme|         parts, then a beginning, middle and end?~Yes.~And a beginning,
14 Parme|        be wanting neither to the middle, nor to the first, nor to
15 Parme|        appeared to arrive at the middle; and thus would arise the
16 Parme|        having neither beginning, middle, nor end, each separate
17 Parme|        after the end, and in the middle truer middles within but