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De Tobia
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Ambrose's 'De Tobia' delves into themes of almsgiving, justice, and the condemnation of usury, drawing upon the biblical narrative of Tobit.
Through detailed analysis, Ambrose elucidates the significance of compassion and generosity towards the less fortunate members of society.
He asserts that true wealth lies not in accumulating material possessions but in acts of charity and righteousness.
The work also serves as a moral critique of usury, which Ambrose denounces as exploitative and contrary to Christian principles.
By condemning usury and advocating for almsgiving, Ambrose sought to promote a more equitable and virtuous society.
His eloquent prose and insightful commentary reflect the social and ethical concerns of his time.
Through detailed analysis, Ambrose elucidates the significance of compassion and generosity towards the less fortunate members of society.
He asserts that true wealth lies not in accumulating material possessions but in acts of charity and righteousness.
The work also serves as a moral critique of usury, which Ambrose denounces as exploitative and contrary to Christian principles.
By condemning usury and advocating for almsgiving, Ambrose sought to promote a more equitable and virtuous society.
His eloquent prose and insightful commentary reflect the social and ethical concerns of his time.
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Vincent Shemwell
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TGC 539 – On Usury
