Forbidden games
Roman legislation repressed games of chance and gambling severely as a criminal offence, and denied players the right to defend themselves. In the 6th century, Justinian's Code forbade games in all public or private places, with the exception of games of sport.
Roman legislation repressed games of chance and gambling severely as a criminal offence, and denied players the right to defend themselves. In the 6th century, Justinian's Code forbade games in all public or private places, with the exception of games of sport.
