“Let us therefore listen to Canon 100 of the sixth Council of Trullo: ‘Wisdom commands that you make sure your eyes look straight and your heart is kept safe. Because the sensuality of the body easily pours into the soul. Therefore, we command that pictures which blind the eyes and corrupt the mind, and inflame the indecent pleasures, are by no means to be printed hereafter. And if anyone would try to do this, he must be put down.'”

“Auscultemus igitur ad Canonem 100. sextae in Trullo Synodi, oculi tui recta aspiciant, et omni custodia serva cor tuum, iubet Sapientia. Corporis enim sensus sua facile in animam effundunt. Picturas ergo quae oculos perstringunt et mentem corrumpunt et ad turpium voluptatum movent incendia, nullo modo deinceps imprimi iubemus: Si quis autem hoc facere aggressus fuerit, deponatur.”