Dialogue

 1 Parme|         but will you answer me a question? I should like to know,
 2 Parme| mentioned?’ ‘That is not an easy question to answer.’ ‘I should imagine
 3 Parme|         he should consider every question on the negative as well
 4 Parme|      instance to Zeno’s familiar question of the ‘one and many.’ Here,
 5 Parme|       motion? The answer to this question will throw a light upon
 6 Parme|        Once more, let us ask the question, If one is not, what happens
 7 Parme|        undefined still. The same question is revived from the objective
 8 Parme|        he said, you have asked a question which is not easily answered.~
 9 Parme|       what do you say of another question?~What question?~I imagine
10 Parme|        of another question?~What question?~I imagine that the way
11 Parme|       things, or to consider the question that way; but only in reference
12 Parme|    review, any new aspect of the question appears.~I shall be very
13 Parme|         would you say of another question? Can the one have come into
14 Parme|          others?~Let us ask that question.~Must not the one be distinct
15 Parme|      respect of one? That is the question.~Yes.~Do not the words ‘
16 Parme|          follow.~Let us ask that question.~In the first place, the