Dialogue

1 Parme|   doubt as to whether Plato is speaking his own sentiments by the
2 Parme|      is remarkable that Plato, speaking by the mouth of Parmenides,
3 Parme|    objects.~While Socrates was speaking, Pythodorus thought that
4 Parme|        of which I was just now speaking, and occupy myself with
5 Parme|      well as knowledge; for in speaking of the one as different
6 Parme| supposed not to be, and we are speaking of something of a different
7 Parme|     then we could not be still speaking of the one, but of something
8 Parme|       not, we could not be now speaking of them.~True.~But to speak