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| • | Help - BC | | what latin word did they get the acromyn (B.C.) from... its not before christ... thanks |
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Brittney |
05/06/02 03:23 |
18047 |
| • | Re: Help... | | According to my dictionary, B.C. stands for (you choose) Bachelor of Commerce, British Columbia, and Before Christ. I didn't ... |
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Edw. Stollery |
08/06/02 02:51 |
18115 |
| • | Re: Help... | | Britanny
The latin for Before Christ is Ante Christum.
B.C. "before christ," is an English abbreviation I'm afraid.
fiona |
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Fiona |
05/06/02 16:10 |
18059 |
| • | Re: Help... | | First I have heard that it is not "Before Christ". I always thought it was. Especially as non-Christian ... |
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Atalanta |
05/06/02 11:07 |
18050 |
| • | Re: Help... | | i heard it was BCE - before the common era & ACE - after the common era. as to BC ... |
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Mike Driscoll |
07/06/02 14:27 |
18106 |
| • | Re: Help...BC, BCE and AD | | A warm "Hello" from a cold Cape Town. As far as I know BC stands for "Before Christ", BCE stands ... |
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Celia Walter |
07/06/02 12:48 |
18104 |
| • | Re: Help... | | Atalanta wrote:
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> First I have heard that it is not "Before Christ". I always
> thought it was. ... |
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David Harris |
06/06/02 15:05 |
18087 |
| • | Re: Help... | | In the 70's my histrory profs refered to Before Common Era and I have seen it since in several publications. ... |
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Mary Arthur |
07/06/02 21:43 |
18112 |
| • | Re: Help... | | was just about to point out that BCE = Before Common Era - but Paul beat me to it (http://www.freepint.com/go/b18094).
However, ... |
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Charles Rogers |
07/06/02 09:56 |
18097 |
| • | Re: Help... | | David Harris wrote:
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> > expression "BCE" which stands for "Before the Christian Era"
BCE is more likely to be used ... |
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Paul |
07/06/02 09:39 |
18094 |
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