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'''1 AD''' is the first year of the 1st century of the 1st millennium; along with the start of the Anno Domini calender ([[Secularized Language|Secularized]] to Common Era).
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It was year 754 of the ab urbe condita #REDIRECT [http://dictionary.reverso.net/english-definition/ab%20urbe%20condita], or the date since the traditional founding of Rome.
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Revision as of 01:02, June 1, 2011

1 AD is the first year of the 1st century of the 1st millennium; along with the start of the Anno Domini calender (Secularized to Common Era).

It was year 754 of the ab urbe condita #REDIRECT [1], or the date since the traditional founding of Rome.


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