Dialogue

 1 Parme|   dramatic interest; nor in the second part, where there was no
 2 Parme|      connexion of the first and second parts of the dialogue. And
 3 Parme|      hence we are led to make a second remark: viz. that no explanation
 4 Parme|      connexion of the first and second parts. To suppose that Plato
 5 Parme|  Parmenides, ‘that Zeno is your second self in his writings too;
 6 Parme|         have a common name; the second, between the ideas in us
 7 Parme|       to treat as obsolete; the second remains a difficulty for
 8 Parme|        does not treat even this second class of difficulties as
 9 Parme|     illustration of method. The second view has been often overstated
10 Parme|      same remark applies to the second of the two theories. Plato
11 Parme|       really the copula; in the second, the verb of existence.
12 Parme| connexion between the first and second parts of the dialogue; 2ndly,
13 Parme|      also connect the first and second parts of the dialogue: (
14 Parme|      you in friendship but your second self in his writings too;
15 Parme|    being, and together with the second part and with all the rest,