Dialogue

 1 Parme|          they assume that Plato means to show the impossibility
 2 Parme|     Zeller that by the ‘one’ he means the Idea; and that he is
 3 Parme| hypothesis of the one.’ ‘By all means,’ said Zeno. ‘And who will
 4 Parme|      that ‘Being is not,’ by no means intends to deny the existence
 5 Parme|        not-being of one?~By all means, said Zeno.~And who will
 6 Parme|       the parts is a part, this means, I suppose, that it is one
 7 Parme|      true of the others.~By all means.~Then let us begin again,
 8 Parme|       If one is not’ he clearly means, that what ‘is not’ is other
 9 Parme|         others; we know what he means—do we not?~Yes, we do.~When
10 Parme|         synonymous?~True.~Other means other than other, and different,