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 1 1|       possible, but this is an object of opinion or expectation (
 2 1|    present, e.g. a given white object at the moment when he sees
 3 1|       say that he remembers an object of scientific contemplation
 4 1|    present, for the present is object only of perception, and
 5 1|        of expectation, but the object of memory is the past. All
 6 1|      principles), although the object may not be quantitative,
 7 1|      on the other hand, if the object of the intellect is essentially
 8 1|  exercise the intellect on any object absolutely apart from the
 9 1|   which by itself is merely an object of contemplation, while,
10 1|       in itself, it is only an object of contemplation, or a presentation;
11 1|         the one (the unrelated object) presents itself simply
12 1|     but the other (the related object) just because, as in the
13 1|    from contemplating a mental object as absolute, one changes
14 2| movement" corresponding to the object and that corresponding to