| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Nor in the natural world does a name mean the person's name only, but his character also, because this adheres to his name; for in common conversation it is customary to say, This he does for the sake of his name, or for the fame of his name, or this man has a great name, meaning that he is celebrated, for such things as are in him, as for talents, erudition, merits, and so on.
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