Dialogue

1 Parme| Still, Parmenides does not deny to Socrates the credit of
2 Parme|    philosophy. We need not deny that Plato, trained in the
3 Parme|    their philosophy was to deny to Being all predicates.
4 Parme|   do we mean absolutely to deny being of it? The latter.
5 Parme| led modern philosophers to deny the reality of time and
6 Parme|    Being, not intending to deny Ontology, but showing that
7 Parme|     by no means intends to deny the existence of universals
8 Parme|   lower half, for I cannot deny that I partake of multitude;
9 Parme|  be said against them will deny the very existence of them—