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The Great Pestilence (A.D. 1348-9), Now Commonly Known as the Black Death

Note 193 — Chapter VI · PROGRESS OF THE DISEASE IN LONDON AND THE SOUTH.

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Ibid., fol. 19. The Indulgence was to last until Easter, but the time was subsequently extended to the feast of St. Michael. This extension was notified from Avignon by letter dated 28th April, 1349; the Pope here granted the extension verbally. On 25th May Bishop Edyndon sent out the announcement of the extension, and ordered it to be made known at once.

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