Note 454 — APPENDIX B.
Reading edition
Compare what has been already said in section 50 about the universality of judgments. In particular, the bearing of Mr Bosanquet’s distinction between the time of predication and the time in predication must be borne in mind. When we say that the truth affirmed in any judgment is independent of time, we mean the time of predication, and we assume that the judgment is fully expressed: in order that it may be fully expressed, the time in predication, if any, must be made explicit.