Dialogue

 1 Parme|     visit, he saluted me as an old acquaintance, and we asked
 2 Parme|    time about sixty-five years old, aged but well-favoured—
 3 Parme|        the Eristic school. The old Eleatics had asserted the
 4 Parme|        with Ibycus, who in his old age fell in love, I, like
 5 Parme|      fell in love, I, like the old racehorse, tremble at the
 6 Parme| Ontology, but showing that the old Eleatic notion, and the
 7 Parme|       we replace them in their old connexion, having first
 8 Parme|       of human thought. To the old belief in Him we return,
 9 Parme|      his visit, about 65 years old, very white with age, but
10 Parme|       Ibycus, who, when in his old age, against his will, he
11 Parme|         compared himself to an old racehorse, who was about