Note 224 — Chapter VIII
Reading edition
“An accidental or non-essential affirmation does imply the real existence of the subject, because in the case of a non-existent subject there is nothing for the proposition to assert” (Logic, I. 6, § 2).
Reading edition
“An accidental or non-essential affirmation does imply the real existence of the subject, because in the case of a non-existent subject there is nothing for the proposition to assert” (Logic, I. 6, § 2).