Dialogue

 1 Parme|  absolute one is also many. For example, I, being many, that is
 2 Parme|   denial of the hypothesis. For example, what follows from the assumption
 3 Parme|  Socrates; ‘will you give me an example?’ ‘You must not impose such
 4 Parme|       furnished so elaborate an example, not of his own but of the
 5 Parme|        does not become one; for example, that which becomes the
 6 Parme|   contradictory aspects, as for example when the existence of the
 7 Parme|        In the latter we have an example of the Zenonian or Megarian
 8 Parme|    which belong to another; for example, order or sequence is apt
 9 Parme|       names; that similars, for example, become similar, because
10 Parme|      mean? he said.~I mean, for example, that in the case of this
11 Parme| entreated Parmenides to give an example of the process. I cannot