| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - I did this by comparing Marcus Aurelius, one of the greatest of the Roman philosophers, truly a man of great intellect and a paragon of virtue and moral fiber and conduct; to his son Commodus, who one of my professors of the Classics while I was a student of his in Rome, described (the latter, Commodus) as the absolute, very worst, most debauched, sordid, profligate and dissolute of all the Roman
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