Talk:Codex Theodosianus

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I have removed the following two paragraphs:

The Codex decreed that pagan schools, temples, and games were forbidden, so that pagans would no longer have the opportunity to sin;

"...the pleasures of the theaters and games are to be kept from the people in all cities, and all the thoughts of Christians and believers are to be occupied with the worship of God."

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It is assumed this quote is taken from C.Th. XI.vii.13, which actually orders the games and theatres closed on Sunday, as well as "Epiphany, Easter, and Pentecost" - not banned altogether

Brando130 06:24, 2 July 2007 (UTC)