| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - After all, Lefebvre likewise had a subjective conviction that disputed the appropriateness of a decree concerning excommunication. (Of course, for Lefebvre as opposed to Athanasius, said decree was a case of being declared _already_ excommunicated.) Canonically speaking, that Lefebvre _was_ thus subjectively convinced of the canonical grounds for his actions *is* of import ??? _regardless_ of whet
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