The English “leisure” derives from the Old French leisir (cf. Modern French loisir), meaning “freedom [to do something].” Latin otium (cf. Italian ozio, Spanish ocio) defined this freedom in contrast to business (negotium), while German derived it from a divine influence, the German Muße sharing the derivation of museum from the nine Muses who in Greco-Roman antiquity were worshipped as goddesses of song, knowledge, and memory [2] (Ancient religions; Mythology). Although these dei…