
Also known as Anno Urbis conditae, AUC, AVC, since the founding of Rome, years since the founding of Rome
year-numbering system
"Ab urbe condita" is a Latin phrase meaning "from the founding of the city," referring to an ancient Roman system of numbering years based on the traditional date of Rome's founding in 753 BCE. This system was used by Roman historians like Livy to organize and date historical events, though it eventually gave way to other dating methods as the Roman Empire expanded and changed over time.
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罗马建城纪年(Ab urbe condita,简作AUC、a.u.c. 或 a.u),是古罗马时期历史学家所用的纪年法之一。“Ab urbe condita”在拉丁文中意为“从(罗马)城建立起”。通常将始年定在公元前753年。文艺复兴时代的著者有时会使用罗马纪年,这给人以罗马人经常用罗马纪年的错误印象。事实上,现代历史学家比罗马人更常用罗马纪年。
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