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“But if anyone, seeing all these difficulties, should refuse to grant that there are forms of things or should not define a form for each one, he will have nowhere to direct his thought, not granting that there is a form of each thing which is always the same; and thus he will completely destroy the power of philosophic argument.”
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Schipper, E.W. (1965). The Problem: Forms in the Parmenides . In: Forms in Plato’s Later Dialogues. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-6209-0_2
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