Its title figure is stricken with blindness by bird droppings at the beginning after burying a corpse again.
According to Isidore of Seville, the title figure's son of this book had "an image of Christ" on him, while this book titled a twenty-two book long treatise on usury delivered by Ambrose of Milan. The Hebrew of Fagius was a popular medieval work that retold portions of this work, which ends with Nabopolassar destroying a kingdom. Its title figure travels with his dog to Ecbatana, where he writes a long hymn to God after an angel reveals to him that he has eaten nothing. Another portion describes how the central evil figure fled to Egypt after smelling burnt fish. Titled for a member of the tribe of Napthali, this book describes that aforementioned demon, Asmodeus, as having killed the seven husbands of Serah. Its title figure is stricken with blindness by bird droppings at the beginning after burying a corpse again. For 10 points, identify this apocryphal book which also describes Tobias catching a giant fish.
According to Isidore of Seville, the title figure's son of this book had "an image of Christ" on him, while this book titled a twenty-two book long treatise on usury delivered by Ambrose of Milan.
The Book of Tobit [accept The Book of Tobias before mentioned]