Note 335 — Chapter IV · MARKET DAYS
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Provisione etiam pietatis su[a]e nundinas die Solis perpeti anno constituit (Corpus inscriptionum Latinarum, iii, no. 4121, p. 523). Markets were held on Sunday in many parts of Europe until late in the Middle Ages, in spite of numerous edicts, ecclesiastical and civil, forbidding the practice (Huvelin, op. cit., pp. 46, 156 sq.).