Dialogue

 1 Parme|      the consequence would no longer follow. ‘But must not the
 2 Parme| others, has come into being a longer time than they have. And
 3 Parme|      equal time is added to a longer and shorter, the relative
 4 Parme|    and should therefore be no longer regarded as a difficulty
 5 Parme|    Being and Not-being are no longer exhibited in opposition,
 6 Parme|     for then they would be no longer absolute.~True, he said;
 7 Parme|     and if so, one will be no longer one, but two?~True.~Then
 8 Parme|      be itself, cannot be any longer one.~It cannot.~It cannot
 9 Parme|      again the one will be no longer one but will have as many
10 Parme|   that it cannot become for a longer or for a shorter time than
11 Parme|       anything, will that any longer be a whole?~No.~Then the
12 Parme|   from becoming older, and no longer becomes, but is older, for
13 Parme|     is it or does it become a longer time than itself or an equal
14 Parme|      younger; but they are no longer becoming so.~True.~And the
15 Parme| others, has come into being a longer time than the others.~Yes.~
16 Parme|     far as it is moved, is no longer in the same state, but in