Dialogue

 1 Parme|        eternal, and in others as relative to the human mind, existing
 2 Parme|        are named after them, are relative to one another only, and
 3 Parme|         slave in the abstract is relative to the idea of a master
 4 Parme|        for older and younger are relative terms, and he who becomes
 5 Parme|         there is no attribute or relative, neither name nor word nor
 6 Parme|  greatness and smallness will be relative only to each other; therefore
 7 Parme|          longer and shorter, the relative difference between them
 8 Parme|     which is elicited out of the relative terms older and younger: (
 9 Parme|       absolute which is not also relative (compare Republic).~And
10 Parme| perversion; we see that they are relative to the human mind and to
11 Parme|          them, are likewise only relative to one another, and not
12 Parme|        in the abstract, which is relative to the idea of slavery in
13 Parme|        the elder is a difference relative to the younger, and to nothing
14 Parme|          must the word ‘part’ be relative to the word ‘whole’?~The
15 Parme|       nor could any attribute or relative of the one that is not have