@DJP1974
“‘Wholes and not wholes.’ It is the neuter form of these two terms (hola kai our hola) which obliges is to go beyond the usual meaning of #syllēpsis as ‘seizure (of a person)’” (Kahn 1979, p 282).
#Heraclitus

@DJP1974
“#Wholes & #NOT wholes”:
It is #the_neuter_form
of these two terms
(hola kai our hola)
which obliges us
to go #beyond
the usual meaning
of #syllēpsis as ‘seizure
(of a person)’.” -- Kahn 1979, p.282.

@DJP1974
“Other less-usual senses of #syllapsis (or #syllēpsis) are nonetheless essential for deciphering [fragment] CXXIV.” -- Kahn 1979, p.282 ... (1) #Syllēpsis is etymologically a ‘taking-together’, a physical #conjunction or #concatenation of sounds or the like, as in the cognate #syllabē, ‘syllable'. (2) #Syllēpsis can designate the cognitive act of #collecting-together, #comprehending, or #summing-up” [ibidem].