Dialogue

1 Parme|         which he assails his own theory of Ideas. The arguments
2 Parme|         end.’ ‘Quite true.’ ‘The theory, then, of participation
3 Parme|          any other psychological theory falls very far short of
4 Parme|    compare Soph.). But his ideal theory is not based on antinomies.
5 Parme|         Ideas, and replaced by a theory of classification; the Good
6 Parme| constantly engaged both with the theory and practice of classification.
7 Parme|  partakes of it?~Quite true.~The theory, then, that other things