This man wrote that the "aerial coin of praise" is given out for controlling one's impulses. He wrote of a god who made all of his subjects conform to their stated moral code, which led to those entities becoming (*) hermits in a tree instead of sublimating their private vices into public benefits. 
This man wrote that the "aerial coin of praise" is given out for controlling one's impulses. He wrote of a god who made all of his subjects conform to their stated moral code, which led to those entities becoming (*) hermits in a tree instead of sublimating their private vices into public benefits. Proposing that one's wish to be respected is the only factor preventing the state of nature, for 10 points— name this author of The Fable of the Bees.
This man wrote that the "aerial coin of praise" is given out for controlling one's impulses.
Bernard (de) Mandeville