ates the conditions of its
| relation to the form it is meant
| to embody.  Thus we see that the
| conditions of the relation of the
| first person are the laws of grammar.
|
| I will now take another example.  I know my opinion is false, still I hold it.
| This is grammatical, but the difficulty is that it violates the conditions
| of its having an object.  Observe that this is precisely the difficulty.
| It not only cannot be a determination of this or that object, but it
| cannot be a determination of an