This historical book examines the relationship between the Catholic Church and public spectacles during the 18th century. Written by Petrus Franciscus De Lafiguera and dedicated to Benedict XIV, the book argues that the Church should discourage the performance of public spectacles such as plays and operas. It provides valuable insights into the religious and cultural norms of the time.

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