Dialogue

 1 Parme|     different. And one having any affection which is other than being
 2 Parme|        then, cannot have the same affection with and therefore cannot
 3 Parme|        can the one have any other affection than its own, that is, be
 4 Parme|          if the one had any other affection than that of being one,
 5 Parme|     degree?~Yes.~In virtue of the affection by which the one is other
 6 Parme|        Yes.~Then in virtue of the affection by which the one is other
 7 Parme|         by virtue of the opposite affection to that which made it like;
 8 Parme|         it like; and this was the affection of otherness.~Yes.~The same
 9 Parme| experience every sort of opposite affection, as may be proved without
10 Parme|          of experiencing any such affection, they will participate in