Feudal society, a structure/arrangement/framework as rigid/unyielding/inflexible as the very fabric it resembled, held its citizens/subjects/people within a strict/tight/narrow pattern/order/scheme. Each individual/person/soul occupied/held/possessed their assigned/predetermined/destined place/role/position, bound/limited/confined by the unwritten/

the amount distortion there was would also appear to be an ordinary, while hard, historic dilemma (built harder with the claim that the Egyptians had an esoteric and unwritten philosophical tradition which includes left no documentary traces but that could have already been imparted to Greek thinkers). Portia wounding her thigh, by Elisabetta Sira