| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Finally, according to Plato, the universal, as it exists apart from phenomena, is a full-blown univeral, endowed with the formal character of universality; according to Aristotle, the formal aspect of universality is conferred by the mind, and, therefore, the universal, as such, does not exist in individual things, but in the mind alone.
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