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“Ludus Inhonestus Et Illicitus?” Chess, Games, and the Church in Medieval Europe synod statutes, and other church rules and regulations. Yet despite the vast amount of criticism against games, clergy, preachers, and other ecclesiastics often enjoyed playing games and even occasionally used them as teaching tools in their sermons. Given the widespread appeal of chess, tables, an

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