What did the Romans think of a wealthy man who hoarded his wealth?

In ancient Rome, wealthy men were expected to use their resources for the benefit of society, particularly through patronage and public works. A wealthy man who hoarded his wealth, without contributing to the community, would have been viewed negatively. The Romans valued liberalitas (generosity) and munificence, where wealthy individuals were expected to sponsor games, build public buildings, support the arts, and provide for their clients (patronage).