Dialogue

 1 Parme|        stars, great truths are contained. At the same time, we may
 2 Parme|        and all the individuals contained under it, and another and
 3 Parme|        self-containing is also contained, and therefore not one but
 4 Parme|      the greater would then be contained in the less. But if not
 5 Parme|   about itself, containing and contained, and is therefore greater
 6 Parme|         because containing and contained in one another. Therefore
 7 Parme|     that case the one would be contained in them; neither will they
 8 Parme|       itself, it would also be contained by nothing else but itself;
 9 Parme|       other than that which is contained? for the same whole cannot
10 Parme| limited; for are not the parts contained by the whole?~Certainly.~
11 Parme|    True.~And all the parts are contained by the whole?~Yes.~And the
12 Parme|        whole, and they are all contained by the whole, the one will
13 Parme|     the whole, the one will be contained by the one; and thus the
14 Parme|   greater than itself; and, as contained in itself, will be less;
15 Parme|      the others, because it is contained in them; and inasmuch as
16 Parme|      small fractions which are contained in it?~Certainly.~And each
17 Parme|    they were many one would be contained in them. But if no one of