Chapter

 1 3 |    nature of the sin called usury has its proper place and
 2 3 |   cannot condone the sin of usury by arguing that the gain
 3 3 | under the precise rubric of usury (since all reciprocity,
 4 3 |   of the Catholic Church on usury, but also common human sense
 5 7 |    that the sin and vice of usury is most emphatically condemned
 6 8 |    whatsoever to be free of usury. Let them not adhere too
 7 9 |     by the contamination of usury and to give their money
 8 9 |  actually contain concealed usury. ~
 9 10|     that today the issue of usury is present in name only,
10 10| lent out, that the issue of usury is irrelevant in our times. ~
11 11|   this new controversy over usury or if the simplicity and