I'm trying to get a full n-quad entry in #Cayley with #python. But all the example queries (in the "Gremlin" API syntax) are restricted to getting a particular set of matching entries. Is there an equivalent of the SQL

```
SELECT * FROM graph WHERE subject = "Foo";
```

Help? :D

Using #Cayley as my knowledge graph with #python. (Entities and their relationships are in RDF N-quad format: "subject", "predicate", "object", "label".) But I can barely wrap my head around the Gizmo API syntax. Only simple queries make sense to my tiny brain! Like this returns all the predicates:

`query = graph.V("<predicates>").Out("<are>").All()`

And this returns all the things known about "Bob":

`query = graph.V("Bob").Out().All()`

But what about all predicates for Bob?

🤔

- By #Cayley's theorem, every group is #isomorphic to some #permutation group.

The way in which the elements of a permutation group permute the elements of the set is called its group action