| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Since, therefore, that which participates is one of beings, but unity is superessential, and according to this they are dissimilar, it is necessary that the participant should be one that thereby it may be similar to the one which is participat???ed, though of these the latter is one in such a manner as to be unity, but the former so as to be passive to the one, and to be united through the partic
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