Dialogue

 1 Parme|         the affirmative and on the negative hypothesis,—that is, if
 2 Parme|     consider every question on the negative as well as the positive
 3 Parme|        connexion and to detect the negative element in them is the aim
 4 Parme| distinction is then applied to the negative hypothesis: 2.a. If one
 5 Parme|            not. The subject of any negative proposition implies at once
 6 Parme|           in the first series, the negative consequence followed from
 7 Parme|     infinitesimal of time, but the negative of time. By the help of
 8 Parme|        blows’ he follows.~III. The negative series of propositions contains
 9 Parme|           the Theaetetus a similar negative dialectic is employed in
10 Parme|         hypothetical consequences, negative and affirmative. In the
11 Parme|            we acknowledge that the negative notion is very likely to