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 1 2 |         which has no reference to time, and of which no part is
 2 3 |     carries with it the notion of time. No part of it has any independent
 3 3 |     carries with it the notion of time. "Health" is a noun, but "
 4 3 |      carry the additional note of time, and always form a predicate,
 5 3 |        the verb indicates present time, while the tenses of the
 6 5 |          present, past, or future time be added, is not a proposition.
 7 5 |     according to the divisions of time.~
 8 7 |           necessarily at the same time true or false.~It is evident
 9 9 |       subject at one and the same time with regard to the future.~
10 9 |          place in the fullness of time.~Further, it makes no difference
11 9 |       years or any other space of time. Wherefore, if through all
12 9 |         Wherefore, if through all time the nature of things was
13 9 |        was true, then through all time it was necessary that that
14 10|         they convey the notion of time. Thus the primary affirmation
15 10|         regard to such periods of time as lie outside the present.~
16 10|          both be true at the same time or with reference to the
17 11|          for is true.~At the same time it is plain that a question
18 11|    shoemaker, we are, at the same time, able to combine the predicates "
19 12|          same subject at the same time, or that it is not by the
20 12|          same subject at the same time, for they are contradictory.
21 13|       necessarily is. At the same time, it is thought that if a
22 13| potentiality, though posterior in time; a third class comprises
23 14|          if there are at the same time other attributes, which
24 14|        judgement must at the same time understand that that which
25 14|         might be true at the same time as that with which it is
26 14|        may state both at the same time without inconsistency, contrary
27 14|       subsist at one and the same time in the same subject.~THE