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

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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 calendar (Secularized to Common Era).

It was year 754 of the ab urbe condita, or the date since the traditional founding of Rome.


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