Dialogue

 1 Parme|     or other; for likeness is sameness of affections, and the one
 2 Parme|   other. For equality implies sameness of measure, as inequality
 3 Parme|       But the one, not having sameness, cannot have sameness of
 4 Parme|  having sameness, cannot have sameness of measure; nor a greater
 5 Parme|       same with one. Yet this sameness is again contradicted by
 6 Parme|   attributed to both, implies sameness. One, then, as being other
 7 Parme|    are no degrees or kinds of sameness, likeness, difference, nor
 8 Parme|      not?~Because likeness is sameness of affections.~Yes.~And
 9 Parme|       of affections.~Yes.~And sameness has been shown to be of
10 Parme| unlike itself or another, for sameness of affections is likeness.~
11 Parme|     which does not partake of sameness, have either the same measures