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Meanings of anno in English
Estimated period of time for the Earth's orbit around the Sun and observed at a fixed geographic point (averaging 365.24 days); base later modified to define or adjust various calendars.
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At Stretton in Hertfordshire, in anno 1648, when King Charles I.
2
The first mathematical school was founded by King Charles II., anno domini 1673.
3
Given under my hand the tenth of the fourth month, anno Domini 1820.
4
It was afterwards repaired and beautified, anno 1699, Sir Francis Child lord mayor.
5
This famous Newton, this destroyer of the Cartesian system, died in March, anno 1727.
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He was of the county of Salop, born anno 1483.
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The management anno nced that it would conduct a lottery.
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From my chamber of arrest, last of August, anno 1618.
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Obiit 16 de Junii, anno Dom MDCLXVI aetatis suae LIX.
10
This hall was destroyed by the Fire, and rebuilt by Christ's Hospital, anno 1672.
11
Patent rolls beginning anno 3 of John, and ending with the reign of Edward IV.
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Parliament rolls beginning anno 5 of Edward II.
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French rolls, beginning anno 1 of Edward II.
14
In anno 1609, bin ick aldus ghekledt gheghaen.
15
In this he is referred to as in his sixth year-"insexto tuo aetatis anno."
16
Imprimit una dies quantum non scribitur anno.
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