Dialogue

 1 Parme|     the rest, exist apart from individuals which partake of them? and
 2 Parme|      Impossible.’ ‘But how can individuals participate in ideas, except
 3 Parme|  greatness thus gained and the individuals which it comprises, a further
 4 Parme|   likeness of the idea and the individuals implies another idea of
 5 Parme|    relation to one another, to individuals whom you select, to the
 6 Parme| relates to the manner in which individuals are connected with them.
 7 Parme|      be changed arbitrarily by individuals. But the early Greek philosopher
 8 Parme|     includes that, and all the individuals contained under it, and
 9 Parme|     chasms: the first, between individuals and the ideas which have
10 Parme|        how they are related to individuals or to the ideas of the divine
11 Parme|     same time in many separate individuals, and will therefore be in
12 Parme|    absolute greatness, and the individuals which partake of it; and
13 Parme|        It cannot.~Then, if the individuals of the pair are together