Dialogue

1 Parme|      of one? There is. One is distinct from the others, and the
2 Parme|       and which had really no distinct meaning. One sort of them,
3 Parme|    our ideas and to come to a distinct understanding about the
4 Parme|     each of these has an idea distinct from the actual objects
5 Parme|       shown to be of a nature distinct from oneness?~That has been
6 Parme|       one and the not-one are distinct, then neither is the one
7 Parme| question.~Must not the one be distinct from the others, and the
8 Parme|     else beside them which is distinct from both of them; for the