Dialogue

 1 Parme|       for answering some of the difficulties which have been suggested,
 2 Parme|           These are some of the difficulties which are involved in the
 3 Parme|         Socrates. ‘Yet if these difficulties induce you to give up universal
 4 Parme|          The first of these two difficulties mankind, as we may say,
 5 Parme|       even this second class of difficulties as hopeless or insoluble.
 6 Parme|       Parmenides attributes the difficulties in which Socrates is involved
 7 Parme|        compare Phil.). The same difficulties about Unity and Being are
 8 Parme|  absolutely denied. But certain difficulties and consequences are shown
 9 Parme|      few, and only a few of the difficulties in which we are involved
10 Parme| attention on these and the like difficulties, does away with ideas of
11 Parme|      youngest? He will not make difficulties and will be the most likely