Martín de Azpilcueta
Theologian and economist of Spain
Born
December 13th, 1491
533 years ago
Died
1586
439 years ago — 95 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Spain
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A prominent theologian and economist, contributions encompassed moral theology and the field of economic thought. Authored the influential text 'Manual de Confesores y Penitentes', which addressed confession and moral reasoning. Engaged in discussions surrounding usury and economic ethics, laying groundwork for future economic theories. Held scholarly positions in the University of Salamanca, where teachings shaped religious and economic discourse.
Authored 'Manual de Confesores y Penitentes'
Contributed significantly to economic thought on usury
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