Dialogue

 1 Parme| compare Cratylus, etc.). The criticism on his own doctrine of Ideas
 2 Parme|    considered, not as a real criticism, but as an exuberance of
 3 Parme|  without an anachronism, the criticism is appropriately placed
 4 Parme|  Socrates. Two points in his criticism are especially deserving
 5 Parme|   whole of nature.~The other criticism of Parmenides on Socrates
 6 Parme|      able to anticipate ‘the criticism of the morrow’ on their
 7 Parme|       It is the same kind of criticism which Plato has extended
 8 Parme|    is also the same, being a criticism on received opinions: first,
 9 Parme|     Parmenides is not only a criticism of the Eleatic notion of
10 Parme|  been subjected to a similar criticism, which there takes the form
11 Parme|     when we have carried our criticism to the furthest point, they