De arte alea

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De arte alea is a lost work on gambling, which is thought to have been written by the Roman emperor Claudius.

Gaming historian Harold Murray has speculated that this book, if found, could contain evidence for the relationship between the board games ludus duodecim scriptorum and tabula.

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