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Arab traders began traveling to the Kenya coast beginning the first century A.D. and settling on the coast in the 17th century.

Prices start at around $1,000 for Greek-Roman coins (250 A.D.) and top $25,000 for ornate Sarcophagus lids.

The original Russian state, “Old Russia,” was established at Novgorod in A.D. 862 by marauding Vikings.

A Bible sequel titled A.D. is set to air next year on NBC.

But when John II was born, in A.D. 470, his parents named his Mercurius.

How many of the books published in 1905 would have any copyright cash value in A.D. 2000?

In 536 A.D. the sun is said to have been darkened for a year and two months!

What could be more humiliating than the circumstances under which it took place (A.D. 846)?

What will the modern chasubles and copes around us, now so fresh and splendid, look like in A.D. 2500?

Reader, what was the condition of the so-called church in A.D. 270 that could make the introduction of such abominations possible?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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