Dialogue

 1 Intro|            that he understood their doctrine of Not-being; but now he
 2 Intro|          differences in Being. This doctrine is the simple converse of
 3 Intro|             The maintainers of this doctrine are described in the Theaetetus
 4 Intro|           all things are one; whose doctrine begins with Xenophanes,
 5 Intro|             it also anticipates the doctrine of Spinoza that all determination
 6 Intro|       gracious aid to thought.’~The doctrine of opposite moments of thought
 7 Intro|       reluctant to acknowledge.~The doctrine of Hegel will to many seem
 8 Intro|           as identical with his own doctrine of the ‘notion’ (Wallace’
 9 Intro| difficulties. We cannot receive his doctrine of opposites as the last
10  Soph|   Parmenides protested against this doctrine, and to the end of his life
11  Soph|             overturned, as well the doctrine of universal motion as of
12  Soph|        universal rest, and also the doctrine of those who distribute