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 1 1 |         is added, either in the present or in some other tense.~
 2 3 |        meaning it indicates the present existence of the state in
 3 3 |         either predicable of or present in some other thing.~Such
 4 3 |         that the verb indicates present time, while the tenses of
 5 3 |     times which lie outside the present.~Verbs in and by themselves
 6 4 |      for this last concerns our present inquiry, whereas the investigation
 7 5 |    species "man", if no verb in present, past, or future time be
 8 5 |  subject or its absence, in the present, past, or future, according
 9 6 |  presence of something which is present or of something which is
10 6 |     times which lie outside the present, it would be possible to
11 9 |     fortuitously, either in the present or in the future, and there
12 9 |      fortuitous" with regard to present or future events is that
13 9 |       or not be, whether in the present or in the future, but it
14 10|         time as lie outside the present.~When the verb "is" is used
15 11|      such opposite elements are present, resolution is never possible,
16 11| possible, but when they are not present, resolution is nevertheless
17 14|   judgements, in which error is present. Now these judgements are