Given that wide scope, I'd go ahead and suggest that "This is mine and I will use it to maximize my self-benefit" (=private ownership of capital for profit) is, in fact, a nearly universal feature of agrarian societies, with the proviso that it exists in uneasy balance...
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But far more importantly, you are a monster and you must be stopped
So, uh, 1) I am self-taught at twittering, and therefore very bad at it. I am generally bad at social media. Or social anything (as you well know!). But second: I think your short version is essentially what I carved out as 'the modern form of this thing.' and that's fair.
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I guess my caution is that a lot of modern theory about that comes from a time when it was assumed that the ancient world emphatically did not have institutions that looked like early modern capitalism. Your Polanyi/Weber/Marx, etc. But...
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...we now know that many similar institutions did exist in the ancient world - this is the modernist/primitavist debate in the ancient economy, and it's fair to say the modernists have largely won. And I don't get the impression that the theories have been revised to reflect...
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