τo εξαιφνησ and Time in Plato's Parmenides

I argue, through Heidegger, that the notion of tau o epsilon xi alpha iota phi nu eta sigma in the Parmenides does not signify eternity, or a trace of eternity in time, but rather implies a primordial conception of time. In deduction two, the relationship between stasis and kinesis becomes problematic due to the notion of tau o nu upsilon nu. This leads Parmenides, in deduction three, to posit the notion of tau o epsilon xi alpha iota phi nu eta sigma to solve this problematic relationship, implying a primordial conception of time.