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Dialogue(s): parmenides Chapters: hyp4 Sections: 158c-159b / P20-P32 Attendees: Pierre, Barbara, David, Regina, JulieH, Eldar Finished the 4th hypothesis today. Today's drawing is yesterday's, with additions. My notes below are just scratchings. 158c / P20 'some one idea' going back to 157e focusing P21 'herself' - feminine. refers to φύσιν (phusin) - nature going from multitude and not-one to unlimited multitude DC: 'that different nature' = the part that does not participate of the One 158d P22 Barbara - this different nature prevents complete experience of the Brilliant Light of Being PG: And they are only part of a one P22 Regina's puzzling Barbara: 'each part will already..'. How about replace ἤδη (ede) with one of the other possible translations, so 'each part will now/immediately/forthwith' PG: the perfect description of a believer. Immediately when they become a believer, all of these things fall. Whenever each part becomes one = The Believer. Regina: What is that, 'becoming one'? David: Taking a pledge DC: Has there ever been a book written that does this? PG: Somewhat, but never in such short terms. P23 158e P24 like and unlike P25-P32 (end) PG: (regarding P32), Why don't
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