Dialogue

 1 Parme|    terms is sometimes the best expression of a truth higher than either (
 2 Parme|       and opinion and name and expression, as is already implied in
 3 Parme|     moment’—which is a strange expression, and seems to mean change
 4 Parme|  happens in regard to one? The expression ‘is not’ implies negation
 5 Parme| conception is necessary to the expression of the phenomena of motion
 6 Parme|        to prevent the forms of expression which are ready made for
 7 Parme|        accept them as the best expression which we have of the correlation
 8 Parme|     Then there is no name, nor expression, nor perception, nor opinion,
 9 Parme|         Then there is name and expression for it, and it is named
10 Parme|     from both of them; for the expression ‘one and the others’ includes
11 Parme|       whenever he uses such an expression, that ‘what is not’ is other
12 Parme|     opinion, or perception, or expression, or name, or any other thing