| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It was not seen as a fit tool for complex ideas, and this gave rise to a ponderous style of prose writing where words were laden upon each other to ensure the point would not be lost: things were not said, they were declared, said and spoken; 'permitting' was not sufficient - something must be 'suffered and permitted'; a bag was a 'pouche or sack'.
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