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18 (XVIII) fue un año común comenzado en sábado del calendario juliano, en vigor en aquella fecha. En el Imperio romano, era conocido como el Año del consulado de Augusto y César (o menos frecuentemente, año 771 Ab urbe condita). La denominación 18 para este año ha sido usado desde principios del período medieval, cuando la era A. D. se convirtió en el método prevalente en Europa para nombrar a los años.
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