Dialogue

 1 Parme|  which is not, in a certain sense is? or do we mean absolutely
 2 Parme|   is conceived as one, in a sense which excludes all predicates.
 3 Parme|     to be taken in the same sense. Whereas the one and many
 4 Parme|    things may be one in one sense and many in another, and
 5 Parme|  plurality. But in whatever sense and in whatever degree they
 6 Parme|   and in whatever degree or sense they are many they cease
 7 Parme|   used in every conceivable sense, any or every conclusion
 8 Parme|    of thought or objects of sense—to number, time, place,
 9 Parme|   metaphysics in the common sense (i.e. more a priori assumption)
10 Parme|    using them always in the sense which we supposed. And Plato,
11 Parme| though not without a double sense, substance, and essence,