anno urbis conditae
Latin phrase
an·no ur·bis con·di·tae
ˌä-nō-ˌu̇r-bis-ˈkȯn-di-ˌtī
: in the year of the founded city : in the year that Rome was founded (753 b.c.)
—abbreviation AUC
compare ab urbe condita
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