Dialogue

 1 Parme|    either of admixture or of separation.’~Pythodorus said that in
 2 Parme|    of the one. There is also separation and aggregation, assimilation
 3 Parme|   corruption, in contact and separation, if one is not.~2.bb. Once
 4 Parme|     or unlike, in contact or separation. In short, if one is not,
 5 Parme|  from the combination or the separation of them. The notion of transition
 6 Parme| these admit of admixture and separation in themselves, I should
 7 Parme|   therefore be in a state of separation from itself.~Nay, but the
 8 Parme|     touch another must be in separation from, and next to, that
 9 Parme|    not inevitably experience separation and aggregation?~Inevitably.~
10 Parme| different, nor in contact or separation, nor in any of those states