The relation “loving,” as it occurs in the act of believing, is one of the objects⁠—it is a brick in the structure, not the cement. The cement is the relation “believing.” When the belief is “true,” there is another complex unity, in which the relation which was one of the objects of the belief relates the other objects. Thus,

e.g. , if Othello believes truly that Desdemona loves Cassio, then there is a complex unity, “Desdemona’s love for Cassio,” which is composed exclusively of the “objects” of the belief, in the same order as they had in the belief, with the relation which was one of the objects occurring now as the cement that binds together the other objects of the belief. On the other hand, when a belief is “false,” there is no such complex unity composed only of the objects of the belief. If Othello believes falsely that Desdemona loves Cassio, then there is no such complex unity as “Desdemona’s love for Cassio.”