[size=3]MAIMONIDES, a 12th-century rabbi and philosopher, argued that it is better to give anonymously, like the sages who secretly placed coins under the doors of the poor, than to flaunt your generosity.
[size=3]MAIMONIDES, a 12th-century rabbi and philosopher, argued that it is better to give anonymously, like the sages who secretly placed coins under the doors of the poor, than to flaunt your generosity.
12世纪的犹太拉比和哲学家迈蒙尼德（Maimonides）[1]认为，行善不留名好过炫耀慷慨——圣贤们就悄悄将硬币放在穷人家门口。