Dialogue

 1 Parme|           And do you suppose the individual to partake of the whole,
 2 Parme|        like a human agent—nor an individual, for He is universal; and
 3 Parme|         is my meaning.~Then each individual partakes either of the whole
 4 Parme| multiplication.~And can there be individual thoughts which are thoughts
 5 Parme|       them.~But if, said he, the individual is like the idea, must not
 6 Parme|        the idea also be like the individual, in so far as the individual
 7 Parme|     individual, in so far as the individual is a resemblance of the
 8 Parme|          idea cannot be like the individual, or the individual like
 9 Parme|      like the individual, or the individual like the idea; for if they
10 Parme|        will not admit that every individual thing has its own determinate