| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It follows that without them there can be no thinking at all, as Plato asserts in Parmenides 135b???c: ???But on the other hand, said Parmenides, if someone having his mind focused on these difficulties and others besides, refuses to acknowledge that there are forms of things and will not assume a form of/for each one, he will have no place in which to direct his thought, since it is not the case
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