— the relation of sublated and sublating; — also; — of (cognitions) which, resting in themselves, are mutually non-opposed; — of cognitions; — could arise; — because (they) are wholly established in the one cognizing subject
The relation of sublated and sublating, too, among cognitions which, resting each in itself, are (otherwise) mutually non-opposed, can arise only because they are wholly established in the one cognizing subject.