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The Anno Domini era.
Published in Verona in Anno Domini 1836.
Anno domini 1780,September 6th.
Years earlier Anno Domini 2000.
Anno Domini was the first of these to appear.
Smeared by the Church in 591 anno Domini, poor dear.
Anno Domini(Medieval Latin: In the year of(the/Our) Lord), abbreviated as AD or A.D.
The Bible, as we know it, was composed around 400 Anno Domini.
And in 325 anno Domini he decided to unify Rome under a single religion, Christianity.
Pope Boniface IV(about AD 600)may have been the first to use both the AUC era and the Anno Domini era(he put AD 607= AUC 1360).
AD is shortened from anno Domini nostri Jesu Christi("in the year of Our Lord Jesus Christ").
He felt the need to start the project after readinga student's assignment written using Common Era dating notation, rather than the Anno Domini system that he preferred.
The term anno Domini is Medieval Latin and means“in the year of the Lord”, but is often translated as“in the year of our Lord”.
On this, the third Sunday after the holiday of the Three Wise men, Anno Domini 1658 the Holy Church reads us St. Matthew's gospel, chapter eight.
The Anno Domini system, sometimes called the Dionysian Era or Christian Era, began to catch on among the clergy in Italy relatively soon after and, though not terribly popular, did spread somewhat among the clergy in other parts of Europe.
In AD 525,the monk Dionysius Exiguus of Scythia Minor was working on his table to determine when Easter fell when he decided to eliminate reference to Diocletian by listing his table's first year as Anno Domini 532, explicitly stating this was referring to the year directly following the last year of the old Diocletian-based table, Anno Diocletiani 247.
Shortly after the Ecclesiastical History of the English People, Anno Domini was used officially under the reign of the Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne(AD 742-814) and in the 11th century, it was adopted for official use by the Roman Catholic Church.
Anno Domini 1347, Monsignor Robert de Prevois, the Inquisitor of Paris, received news from the mouths of honorable citizens that master Enguerrand de Auxbris-Malvoisin, obsessed by the Unclean One, had left the saving grace of the Christian faith, turned to incantations and magic, and built a demonic device that he rode through the streets terrifying people.
Astronomical year numbering is based on AD(Anno Domini)/CE(Common Era) year numbering, but follows normal decimal integer numbering more strictly.
Concurrently with Anno Domini, Anno Salutis(in the year of salvation),Anno Nostrae Salutis(in the year of our salvation), Anno Reparatae Salutis(in the year of accomplished salvation) and Anno Salutis Humanae(in the year of the salvation of men) were all used interchangeably.