Dialogue

 1 Parme| imagination which enabled Plato to go beyond himself. To the latter
 2 Parme|     suppose that Plato would first go out of his way to make Parmenides
 3 Parme|           both great; and this may go on to infinity.’ Socrates
 4 Parme|     process of generalization will go on to infinity. Socrates
 5 Parme|      general idea, does not really go on to form another which
 6 Parme|      thought, like digestion, will go on much the same, notwithstanding
 7 Parme|           is what you want, let us go and look for him; he dwells
 8 Parme|           has only just left us to go home.~Accordingly we went
 9 Parme|          said Socrates.~And if you go on and allow your mind in
10 Parme|            I think that you should go a step further, and consider
11 Parme|           take some hypothesis and go through the steps?—then
12 Parme|            and the future, letting go the present and seizing
13 Parme|         True.~2.b. And now, let us go back once more to the beginning,
14 Parme|            2.bb. Once more, let us go back to the beginning, and