Van dyck's “time clipping the wings of love”

About the Urban and Bourgeois Morality of the Hindu

“…(37 ff.) and even excruciates the earth (45 f.) 4 , namely he wounds with the plow. He teaches: you shouldn't cheat, or at least as little as possible (6), because even the gods have indeed a little cheated (XII,8,28).…”

“…So here the Merchant is on the anarchist point of view that is the characteristic for the history of the literature. This Merchant explains, that not he but the Barahmis are the materialists (264, [1][2][3][4][5], and also the vegetable Merchant doesn't want to be the materialist (207, 71; 209, 26 ff.). Accordingliy neither of them talking about the core issues of materialism, the recommendation of money and fun, denial of god, the soul, the afterlife etc.…”