Dialogue

 1 Parme|   motion is either change of substance, or motion on an axis, or
 2 Parme|    is incapable of change of substance, which implies that it ceases
 3 Parme|     experiencing a change of substance. The one which is not, then,
 4 Parme|     nor experience change of substance or place. Neither can rest,
 5 Parme| notion of one personality or substance having many attributes or
 6 Parme|    mean to say that Being or Substance had no existence, but he
 7 Parme|   appreciated. Upon the term substance at least two celebrated
 8 Parme|       interrogated’ the word substance, as Plato has the notions
 9 Parme|      of ‘cause and effect,’ ‘substance and accident,’ ‘whole and
10 Parme|   which the word ‘cause’ or ‘substance’ may be employed.~The philosophy
11 Parme|    of disputes; as the words substance, nature, person, of another,
12 Parme|      in the use of the word ‘substance’ we are far from supposing
13 Parme|      without a double sense, substance, and essence, derived from