| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - For even if we accept that the terminology was of such decisive importance in this case, we should not overlook the terminological distinction that was made between a presbyter and the presbyter, the latter referring to the presiding-presbyter, i.e. the Bishop.78 It would consequently be more natural for Eusebius to have written as the presbyter of the Church rather than as a presbyter of the
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