How many days in a week were there in ancient Roman times?

I think it is 8 letter C

In ancient Roman times, the week consisted of eight days. These days were designated by letters A through H. Every eighth day was nundinae, or market day, when public activities were suspended. Later, the Roman Empire adopted a seven-day week, influenced by the Jewish and Babylonian week structure, and the seven visible celestial bodies.

There were six days.

Thank you Virginia you’re a good student.

Yes..its so we can celebrate the Father’s days, man Calendar is to celebrate Pagan birthdays. They even add a next day in the mouth making it 31 days in a mouth, and changing time times to day lighting time and night time. Anyway to be against the Father’s time, mouth and season’s. You can check this true information in the Scriptures or for some your Bible.  They know the end times is coming why they are trying to confused us by changing the time and mouth days and time. Thank you Alexis, you are welcome 😘💞💕

It was 8 days

It was 8 days, the Roman, do anything against the Father Our Creator true time. Even today our modern times is still wrong against the Father true Calendar. Today we are still following the new Roman Calendar which is against the Father true Calendar, read your Scriptures or for some of you read your Bible. Read Genesis. The Father’s true Calendar the Sun and the Moon, 30 days in a month according to the Croatian of the seasons. I have the true Calendar not man Calendar that the whole world is following. You can download the Father’s true Calendar!!

The answer is (C) 8

C 8 That is according to google. I have learnt something. I was not aware of this.