How do Xenophanes and Parmenides compare on their views of the role of reason in gaining sure knowledge?

Xenophanes and Parmenides both agree that reason is the only source of knowledge, and that it leads us as close as we can get to the trut about being.

Xenophanes and Parmenides both agree that reason is one of the sources of knowledge, and that it leads us to the truth about being and non$-$being.

Xenophanes and Parmenides both agree that reason is not a source of knowledge, and that it leads us to the opinions of mortals.

Xenophanes and Parmenides both agree that reason is a source of knowledge, but not the only one, and that it leads us as close as we can get to the truth about being and the opinions of mortals.

Xenophanes and Parmenides disagree on the role of reason in gaining knowledge. Xenophanes claims that reason is not a source of knowledge; it is doubt and inquiry get us as close to knowledge as we can get. Parmenides claims that reason is the only source of knowledge, and that it leads us to the truth about being.

Xenophanes and Parmenides disagree on the role of reason in gaining knowledge. Xenophanes claims that reason is one of the sources of knowledge, but not the only one, and that it leads us as we can get to the truth about being. Parmenides claims that reason is the only source of knowledge, and that it leads us to the truth about being.