CONTENTS -- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ABBREVIATIONS -- PREFACE -- PARMENIDES -- Translation -- Comment -- Introductory Conversation (126a-127a) -- Characters and Setting (127a-d) -- Part I. Zeno's Paradox and the Theory of Forms (127d-130a) -- Zeno's Paradox (127d-128e) -- Socrates' Solution to Zeno's Paradox (128e-130a) -- Part II. Parmenides' Criticisms of the Theory of Forms (130a-135d) -- Separation and the Extent of Ideas (130a-e) -- The Dilemma of Participation (131a-c) -- The Paradox of Divisibility (131c-e) -- The Largeness Regress (131e-132b) -- Ideas as Thoughts (132b-c) -- Ideas as Paradigms (132d-133a) -- Separation and Unknowability (133a-134e) -- Conclusion (134e-135d) -- Part III. The Hypotheses about Unity (135d-166c) -- Introduction (135d-137c) -- First Hypothesis, First Deduction (137c-142a) -- First Hypothesis, Second Deduction (142b-155e) -- First Hypothesis, Third Deduction (155e-157b) -- Second Hypothesis, First Deduction (157b-159b) -- Second Hypothesis, Second Deduction (159b-160b) -- Conclusion of the First and Second Hypotheses (160b) -- Third Hypothesis, First Deduction (160b-163b) -- Third Hypothesis, Second Deduction (163b-164b) -- Fourth Hypothesis, First Deduction (164b-165e) -- Fourth Hypothesis, Second Deduction (165e-166c) -- Conclusion -- INDEX.