Dialogue

 1 Parme|     doctrines: nor does Socrates attempt to offer any answer to them.
 2 Parme|     could I urge him to make the attempt, except in a select audience
 3 Parme|     contradiction arises when we attempt to conceive ideas in their
 4 Parme|          Socrates makes one more attempt to defend the Platonic Ideas
 5 Parme|        of understanding.’ But an attempt must be made to find an
 6 Parme|      know so well. But as I must attempt this laborious game, what
 7 Parme|        speculations, in which an attempt is made to narrow language
 8 Parme|   differences, and the moment we attempt to distinguish between them,
 9 Parme|     dialectic is employed in the attempt to define science, which
10 Parme| necessary existence; nor does he attempt to analyse the various senses
11 Parme|     first hypothesis, if I am to attempt this laborious pastime?