17

March

Two kinds of disquiparants

1st those which would be of the same internal
character as they are, even without reference to the
correlate as greater.

2nd such whose internal character is affected
by the reference to a correlate as Killed.

This division seems to correspond to that of
[symbols?] into terms propositions, arguments.

For a term would have the same character even
if its object should be destroyed.

A proposition would remain the same even if
its interpretant should cease. Though not if its object
were destroyed.

An argument could not be the same if either
object or interpretant were destroyed.