In a dialogue titled for this man, he presents the arguments of aporia and one about the infinite regress of forms of largeness as refutations of the Theory of Forms.
This philosopher's conception of the One and unity of being was likely influenced by his monotheist teacher, who wrote against anthropomorphic depictions of the gods. A work by this philosopher opens with a passage describing a journey into the halls of night in a chariot. That work by this philosopher distinguishes between two methods of inquiry called "that-is" and "that-not-is" and dismisses the latter since existence is eternal and only nothing comes from nothing - this position is articulated by a (*) goddess in a temple. In a dialogue titled for this man, he presents the arguments of aporia and one about the infinite regress of forms of largeness as refutations of the Theory of Forms. This student of Xenophanes of Colophon distinguished between the "way of truth" and the "way of opinion" in the hexameter proem On Nature. For 10 points, name this founder of the Eleatic school.
This philosopher's conception of the One and unity of being was likely influenced by his monotheist teacher, who wrote against anthropomorphic depictions of the gods.
Parmenides