Dialogue

1 Parme| overthrowing him out of his own mouth, or whether he is propounding
2 Parme|     likely to place this in the mouth of the great Parmenides
3 Parme|     appropriately placed in the mouth of the founder of the ideal
4 Parme|     that Plato, speaking by the mouth of Parmenides, does not
5 Parme|       propriety be put into the mouth of Parmenides, who, in this
6 Parme|  distinction which Plato by the mouth of Parmenides makes between ‘