| Values |
| Morals |
| Scruples |
| Morality |
| Principles |
| Moral code |
| Deontology |
| Spinoza book |
| Right field? |
| Moral system |
| Moral values |
| Kind of panel |
| Set of values |
| Itches (anag) |
| Value systems |
| Cultural code |
| Moral concern |
| Moral precepts |
| Code of morals |
| High standards |
| Proper behavior |
| Moral standards |
| Study of morals |
| Code of conduct |
| Philosophy topic |
| Moral principles |
| Concern for Kant |
| Philosophy class |
| System of morals |
| The right stuff? |
| Rules of conduct |
| Law school class |
| Law school course |
| Moral determinant |
| Political concern |
| Professional code |
| Study of morality |
| Aristotle treatise |
| System of morality |
| Law school subject |
| Moralist's concerns |
| Philosophical topic |
| Physician's concern |
| Branch of philosophy |
| Philosophy 101 topic |
| Subject for Socrates |
| Philosophers' subject |
| Study of moral values |
| Wrong-and-right field |
| Medical school course |
| Subject for Aristotle |
| Standards of behavior |
| Magnum opus of Spinoza |
| Subfield of philosophy |
| Business school course |
| Business school subject |
| Sense of right and wrong |
| Focus of some committees |
| Certain Senate committee |
| Group of moral principles |
| Focus for some committees |
| One of Aristotle's fortes |
| Philosophy major's course |
| Class in many a law school |
| Philosophy book by Spinoza |
| Class for a philosophy major |
| Principles of right and wrong |
| Philosophical study of moral values |
| Subject of a Congressional committee |
| Congressional committee subject |
| Spinoza treatise modeled after Euclid's "Elements |
| Professional responsibility committee's forte, after "legal |
| Senate committee that censures its members for screwing interns and such |