| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - king, especially in those who are not used to it, as the king and the princes might not be, only on such occasions: he stretched out his hand with scorners; meaning the king, who, in his cups, forgetting his royal dignity, used too much familiarity with persons of low life, and of an ill behaviour, irreligious ones; who, especially when drunk, made a jest of all religion; scoffed at good men, and
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