Dialogue

 1 Parme|    and therefore cannot be in contact with itself. Nor again can
 2 Parme|      are required to make one contact; three objects make two
 3 Parme|      and not two, there is no contact. And the others, being other
 4 Parme|     and therefore there is no contact. For all which reasons,
 5 Parme|  reasons, one has and has not contact with itself and the others.~
 6 Parme| generation and corruption, in contact and separation, if one is
 7 Parme|      many, like or unlike, in contact or separation. In short,
 8 Parme|       with which we come into contact, or not?~Certainly not,
 9 Parme|   least are necessary to make contact possible?~They are.~And
10 Parme|     term makes one additional contact, whence it follows that
11 Parme|      the number of terms, one contact is added to the contacts.~
12 Parme|     not two, there will be no contact?~How can there be?~And do
13 Parme|      are not two, there is no contact?~There is not.~Then neither
14 Parme|       the one, if there is no contact?~Certainly not.~For all
15 Parme|      from one another, and in contact with themselves, although
16 Parme|     same or different, nor in contact or separation, nor in any