ves that B loves C&quot;.
| &quot;Othello believes that Desdemona loves Cassio.&quot;  There you have a false belief.
| You have this odd state of affairs that the verb &quot;loves&quot; occurs in that proposition
| and seems to occur as relating Desdemona to Cassio whereas in fact it does not do so,
| but yet it does occur as a verb, it does occur in the sort of way that a verb should do.
| I mean that when A believes that B loves C, you have to have a verb in the place where
| &quot;loves&quot; occurs.  Y