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 1 1 |      we must define the terms "noun" and "verb", then the terms "
 2 2 |                         2~By a noun we mean a sound significant
 3 2 |    apart from the rest. In the noun "Fairsteed," the part "steed"
 4 2 | because nothing is by nature a noun or name-it is only so when
 5 2 |    none of these constitutes a noun.~The expression "not-man"
 6 2 |  expression "not-man" is not a noun. There is indeed no recognized
 7 2 |        be called an indefinite noun.~The expressions "of Philo", "
 8 2 |      not nouns, but cases of a noun. The definition of these
 9 2 | definition of these cases of a noun is in other respects the
10 2 |        the same as that of the noun proper, but, when coupled
11 2 |    true or false, and this the noun proper always does, under
12 3 |  notion of time. "Health" is a noun, but "is healthy" is a verb;
13 5 |    moreover, consent to call a noun or a verb an expression
14 10|       this subject is either a noun or that which has no name;
15 10|  explained’ what is meant by a noun and by that which has no
16 10| expression "not-man" was not a noun, in the proper sense of
17 10|        word, but an indefinite noun, denoting as it does in
18 10|      denial, will consist of a noun and a verb, either definite
19 10|       element, call it verb or noun, which you will. Four propositions,
20 10|       consist of an indefinite noun or predicate, such as "not-man"
21 10|     denials containing neither noun nor verb in the proper sense