nundine
forum
nundinal letter
Septimontium
agora
utas
tryst
Vertumnalia
Fordicidia
decade
Parentalia
meta
Quinquatria
quinquennalia
market day
taberna
Meditrinalia
Circensian
matachin
town
Augustan
embolos
indiction
Terminalia
Romanesque architecture
classically
Mount Athos
Athos
octan
Romanesque
market square
Saturnalia
Ren fair
lustrum
circus
Comitium
spot market
street market
Edom
Ancient Rome
Roman basilica
midway
three-ring circus
basilica
Opiconsivia
diobolon
fasti
octaval
hyperpyron
French Republican Calendar
Italian mile
ides
ides of March
uncia
Trajan
Reggio Calabria
Flavian dynasty
eparchy
Apaturia
Gallo-Roman
as
Rome
ganj
market town
octennially
Cerealia
quadrennium
round arch
Rosalia
Latin
Aventine
Dalmatia
Timgad
fairtime
sideshow
coemption
Romanophilic
business hours
Veneralia
Agrigento
fanum
Acragas
octave
mart
Antiquity
amburbium
Regifugium
Poseidonia
seraglio
insula
Augusteum
Fleming
cardo
Caesar
Lemurian
August

English words for 'A market or fair held every eight days, particularly (historical) in Roman contexts.'

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