Dialogue

1 Parme|    good,’ which could not be conceived, defined, uttered, but could
2 Parme|     the premises. For one is conceived as one, in a sense which
3 Parme| not-being, one and many, are conceived sometimes in a state of
4 Parme|     which is like, cannot be conceived of as other than the like
5 Parme|      because no unity can be conceived of any of them, since the
6 Parme|     particle will have to be conceived of without unity?~Certainly.~
7 Parme|      neither are, nor can be conceived to be either one or many?~