Dialogue

1 Intro| theological sense, yet in one not wholly different—the world as the
2 Intro|           Not-being. Falsehood is wholly false; and to speak of true
3 Intro|         motion, then, and yet not wholly incapable of rest. Already
4 Intro|          for how can any being be wholly abstracted from being? Again,
5 Intro|     everybody knows, truth is not wholly the possession of either.
6 Intro|      identical with language, was wholly independent of it. It is