Dialogue

1 Parme|       also which follow from the denial of the hypothesis. For example,
2 Parme|         of what follows from the denial of the existence of the
3 Parme|       what would follow from the denial of it, to that which is
4 Parme|       Parmenides both admit, the denial of abstract ideas is the
5 Parme|       panic might arise from the denial of universals, similar to
6 Parme|         last century from Hume’s denial of our ideas of cause and
7 Parme| consequences which flow from the denial as well as from the assertion
8 Parme|  Probably no more than of Zeno’s denial of the many, or of Parmenides’
9 Parme|          acknowledgment that the denial of ideas will be the destruction