| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - A. - After giving seventeen forms of the word, the dictionary says it is apparently derived from the Greek kemaia, but goes on to say: The word is explained by most as 'Egyptian Art' and identified with 'kemia,' the Greek form of the native name of Egypt (land of Khem or Ehame, 'black earth,' in contrast to the desert sand.) If so, it was afterwards etymologically confused with the like-sou
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