Dialogue

 1 Parme|          but I repress any such notion, from a fear of falling
 2 Parme|         separation of them. The notion of transition involves the
 3 Parme|       each other. This abstruse notion is the foundation of the
 4 Parme|      have lighted upon the same notion, is a singular coincidence
 5 Parme|       same meaning; there is no notion of one personality or substance
 6 Parme|        merged in the aboriginal notion of Being. No one can answer
 7 Parme|    showing that the old Eleatic notion, and the very name ‘Being,’
 8 Parme|        criticism of the Eleatic notion of Being, but also of the
 9 Parme|      doubt whether any abstract notion could stand the searching
10 Parme|   acknowledge that the negative notion is very likely to become
11 Parme| respects, as I was saying, your notion is a very just one.~I understand,