"What I don't like in this country and the world is largeness -- large corporations, large governments, and everybody in the City of Los Angeles," he said in an interview with The Times Book Review in 1978.
Thus, it is by virtue of being in some way related to (i.e., by participating in, or partaking of) the form of beauty that beautiful things (other than beauty) are beautiful, it is by virtue of partaking of the form of largeness that large things are large, and so on.
Does the statement "Simmias is not large" assert that largeness is different from every attribute Simmias has (manhood, bravery, red-hair, blue-eyes, and so on)? (Keyt 1973 and Brown 2008 call this the "Oxford interpretation").
And the rapidly mounting fight has reminded national political strategists yet again of Texas' strange largeness — or large strangeness — a state that Congress decided in 1845, the year it joined the Union, might well be later divided into four more states should it consent.
For instance, change is changing by itself, largeness is large by itself, heat is hot by itself, the one is one by itself.
The associated statements are self-predications of the sort Plato's characters mention in earlier dialogues ("largeness is large," "justice is just;" for self-predications in the Sophist, see 258b c).
For the sake of brevity, we refer to nonwords composed primarily of sounds associated with largeness as "large nonwords" and those composed of sounds primarily associated with smallness as "small nonwords".
A social movement is usually large, but, like duration, largeness is only relative.
His poetry is vigorous and large, or capable, anyhow, of largeness; but its tone is slap-dash.
Generally, back vowel nonwords were associated with largeness (i.e., the large table) and front vowel nonwords with smallness (i.e., the small table).
