Dialogue

1 Parme|      in his writings too; you prove admirably that the all is
2 Parme|     us. Zeno had attempted to prove the existence of the one
3 Parme|     and that he is seeking to prove indirectly the unity of
4 Parme|      of one or many, does not prove that they have or have not
5 Parme|   assumption of either, which prove that the Platonic as well
6 Parme| wonder? Now if a person could prove the absolute like to become
7 Parme|     not if a person wanted to prove of me that I was many and
8 Parme|       other hand, he wants to prove that I am one, he will say,
9 Parme|    remain unknown, no one can prove to him that he is wrong,