Dialogue

 1 Parme|     many?~Certainly.~Further, inasmuch as the parts are parts of
 2 Parme|  anywhere?~That is clear.~But inasmuch as the one is in the others,
 3 Parme|     is contained in them; and inasmuch as the others are in the
 4 Parme|     relation to other things; inasmuch as it is greater than them,
 5 Parme|      in number than them; and inasmuch as it is smaller, it will
 6 Parme|   will be less in number; and inasmuch as it is equal in size to
 7 Parme|       the one.~That is clear.~Inasmuch then, one thing does not
 8 Parme|      others than the one; but inasmuch as that which came into
 9 Parme|   than the one.~Let us do so.~Inasmuch as there are things other
10 Parme| others are other than the one inasmuch as they have parts; for
11 Parme|      themselves.~How is that?~Inasmuch as they are unlimited in
12 Parme|       the same way.~True.~And inasmuch as they all partake of limit,
13 Parme|      same way.~Of course.~But inasmuch as their state is both limited