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1 1 |       thoughts which do not involve truth or falsity, and also those
2 1 |             so it is in speech. For truth and falsity imply combination
3 1 |       significance, but there is no truth or falsity about it, unless "
4 4 | propositions as have in them either truth or falsity. Thus a prayer
5 7 |          constituted is contrary to truth; no affirmation will, under
6 7 |        under what circumstances the truth of the one involves the
7 13|          been said to emphasize the truth that it is not every potentiality
8 14|             they both represent the truth. Yet the subjects here are