| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Seeing the need for conjecture, then, at every point of authorial awkwardness is an error that must be avoided.I think the equal and opposite error to that, however, is denying the need for conjecture solely because the extant text can make good sense. (Not that I think you are doing that, I am just making the point.) For starters, just as the authorial text could be infelicitous and make bad - or a
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