Dialogue

 1 Intro|       The Theaetetus, like the Parmenides, has points of similarity
 2 Intro|    dialogues to the meeting of Parmenides and Socrates (Theaet., Soph.);
 3 Intro| influences which appear in the Parmenides, and which later writers,
 4 Intro|       of time. The allusion to Parmenides compared with the Sophist,
 5 Intro|     Platonic Trilogy. Both the Parmenides and the Sophist, and still
 6 Intro|      thought and language. The Parmenides, again, has been thought
 7 Intro|        have been raised in the Parmenides. Any of these arrangements
 8 Intro|     compare Symposium, Phaedo, Parmenides), is then dropped. No further
 9 Intro|       in the first part of the Parmenides, where he is introduced
10 Intro|        the single exception of Parmenides; Empedocles, Heracleitus,
11 Intro|       is the name for all,’~as Parmenides affirms. Thus we are in
12 Intro|        reverence for the great Parmenides lightly to attack him. (
13 Intro|  sullogismo).’ Here, is in the Parmenides, he means something not
14  Thea|      and with the exception of Parmenides they will agree with you
15  Thea|        This is the language of Parmenides, Melissus, and their followers,
16  Thea|      the great leader himself, Parmenides, venerable and awful, as