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The Morality of mores (n.) despotic and protracted tenses the bow, if it does not break it.
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The Morality of mores (n.) despotic and protracted tenses the bow, if it does not break it.
Morality of mores (n.) the social straitjacket of prehistory, with all its severity, tyranny, and idiocy, finds its meaning in making man calculable.
The Morality of mores (n.) was the age in which suffering, cruelty, dissembling and revenge counted as virtue, while well-being, curiosity, peace and pity counted as danger — and madness as godliness.