Dialogue

1 Parme|         truth (shall we say?) or error, which underlay the early
2 Parme|          and that there might be error in universals as well as
3 Parme| anticipation of a great truth or error, exercised a wonderful influence
4 Parme|     comprehensive, the danger of error is the most serious; for,
5 Parme|        them is affected, and the error pervades knowledge far and
6 Parme|        had not the experience of error, which would have placed
7 Parme|         and having corrected the error which is involved in them;
8 Parme|         on our guard against the error or confusion which arises