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incuria

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See: neglect, negligence, oversight


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Both in terms of property, and interventionism and in terms of public finance, F1orez was more a free trader than a liberal, and his ideas would have had trouble withstanding the growing accusation launched during the nineteenth century against the so-called incuria (negligence) liberal, which reproached liberalism for recommending noninterference in the face of pressing difficulties that might be resolved through politics.
9) Aspetto evidente in altri passi delle Satire, anche nell'ambito dello stesso mito, allorche il poeta commentava la sua incuria rispetto al cibo: "fui degno essere al mondo / quando viveano gli uomini di giande" (Ariosto, Satire 1: 149-50).
4: Nunc si quam salutarem opem periclitanti sorori uestrae potestis adferre, iam nunc subsistite; ceterum incuria sequens prioris prouidentiae beneficia conrumpit.
 
 
 
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