Chapter 16: On spectacles
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1. Spectacles, as I think, is the general name given to pleasures which defile not of themselves, but through those things that take place there.
3. The origin of the word (_ludus_) is of no consequence when the origin of the thing is idolatry.... On this account the stain of its origin must be regarded, lest one should regard as good what took its origin in evil.
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An encyclopedist of the dark ages: Isidore of SevilleChapter 16: On spectacles
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