Dialogue

 1 Parme|        In the first place, the proposition, that one is not, is clearly
 2 Parme|      is clearly opposed to the proposition, that not one is not. The
 3 Parme|        subject of any negative proposition implies at once knowledge
 4 Parme|  difference. Thus ‘one’ in the proposition—‘The one is not,’ must be
 5 Parme|     one is one is an identical proposition, from which we might expect
 6 Parme|        an a priori synthetical proposition ‘one is.’~II. In the first
 7 Parme|       three or three one, is a proposition which has, perhaps, given
 8 Parme|   partly by an analysis of the proposition, partly by development of
 9 Parme| participated in being, for the proposition that one is would have been
10 Parme|        been identical with the proposition that one is one; but our