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<x> a ore:Aggregation ;
ore:aggregates <a> ; // should be repeated at the end
ore:aggregates <b> ;
ore:aggregates <c> .
<p1> a ore:Proxy ;
ore:proxyFor <a> ;
ore:proxyIn <x> ;
iana:next <p2> .
<p2> a ore:Proxy ;
ore:proxyFor <b> ;
ore:proxyIn <x> ;
iana:next <p3> .
<p3> a ore:Proxy ;
ore:proxyFor <c> ;
ore:proxyIn <x> ;
iana:next <p4> .
<p4> a ore:Proxy ;
ore:proxyFor <a> ;
ore:proxyIn <x> .
(Rebecca) I don't actually find this so strange. If proxies are the means to specify relationships, such as sequencing, among the aggregated resources, then if an aggregated resource has more than one relationship to other resources, as in occurring at multiple positions in a sequence, it seems natural that it would have a proxy for each.
Example 4-ore: A Virtual Collection as an unordered collection of items using ORE Ontology's Aggregation with multiple unordered items
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