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TiredBeet77967

Very open minded for that time

Player #1815536

BCE means Before Common Era

Player #10628065

AD means Year of God, or Year of our Lord. Anno Domini-- Anno translates as Year. Dominus translates as God, so Domini. (object of the preposition) translates as "of God".

Player #10628065

Isn't it interesting that BC changed to AD when Jesus Christ was born? Experts have never agreed on the exact minute that the eras made the change.

Kellz93x

so hot

little b

I've not been to Athens

Biological/Mojo

UknowNothing, You're Precise good info

Biological/Mojo

Player #53113304, No living being can out do out live Sir Albert Einstein His Majesty

Biological/Mojo

Mel, Yes correct Now their is equality In the Legal system? But prior ladies had no political pursue or heel it was unethical

Biological/Mojo

Corinth was and is a major part historical sight it was a place of millions of Greek Men migrating through the (1900) Anthens is a basin for political And Financial tendering Not too mention the Hellenes

Mel

ARISTOTLE DIDNT AGREE WITH PLATOS IDEALISM, AND HE ADVOCATED SLAVERY AND A WOMANS PLACE. HE WAS Rther bigoted. But I guess it was the age he lived in.

Lady butterfly

If anyone deserves to have time reckoned according to their date of birth it’s Jesus!

Cat Mom

Player #1815536, thank you for the info!

Tony

Socrates taught Plato. Plato taught Aristotle. Aristotle taught Alexander (before he went on to conquer most of the known world as Alexander the Great.

Seledri

Seems 80 would've been quite elderly way back then. They must've been a very educated culture with methods of medical treatment that worked. I plan on studying this further.

Arlene V.

king Joe, as Christian catholic, we believed Jesus Christ was born on Christmas day December 25,..... that's why Christmas.

Anil Gautam

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Player #62752956

Linda Reiger, to say it had nothing to do with his birth is plain silly. AD1 was some monk’s best estimate of the year of the incarnation of Christ in the 500’s AD. But it wasn’t universally used as year 1 for several hundred years after that.