Dialogue

 1 Parme|       likeness is sameness of affections, and the one and the same
 2 Parme|       likeness is sameness of affections.~Yes.~And sameness has been
 3 Parme|      another, for sameness of affections is likeness.~True.~But the
 4 Parme|      did not partake of those affections?~Not at all.~Then it does
 5 Parme|     follows from its previous affections.~How so?~Everything in relation
 6 Parme|      All these, then, are the affections of the one, if the one has
 7 Parme|      one is, what will be the affections of the others than the one.~
 8 Parme| regard to either one of their affections, they will be like themselves
 9 Parme|       to have experienced the affections aforesaid?~True.~1.bb. Suppose,
10 Parme|      one is, what must be the affections of the others?~Let us ask