Homo homini lupus

Homo homini lupus is a Latin phrase meaning: “man is a wolf to man”, in other words that the man is his worst enemy.

She was invented by Plaute then was taken again by Hobbes.

Also:

Man is a wolf to man, which, you will be appropriate about it, is not very nice for the wolf. (Serge Bouchard, Fifteen commonplaces, weapons, ED. Boreal, p. 177)

External bonds

  • debate on morals
  • debate on the capacity

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