Circa means “around” in Latin. It literally means “around”. So you would say this happned circa 12AD, which means around 12AD. Think about it, circa/circle. And a circle goes around and around. And by the way, AD is Anno Domini not after death. Anno Domini means “In the year of our Lord” in Latin. http://airbornehelmet.com/ http://hackredemption.com/ http://politicshelp.com/ http://internationalalbum.com/
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Circa means “around” in Latin. It literally means “around”. So you would say this happned circa 12AD, which means around 12AD. Think about it, circa/circle. And a circle goes around and around.
And by the way, AD is Anno Domini not after death. Anno Domini means “In the year of our Lord” in Latin.
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http://hackredemption.com/
http://politicshelp.com/
http://internationalalbum.com/
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