| Anno domini, combined with a penchant for good food and equally good wine has taken its toll on what was never the lithest of physical forms. |
| Anno Domini 166, the deane of exon dyed, and then it was his right to step-in next to the deanry. |
| Anno Domini is used in julian and gregorian calendars for counting years. |
| England, Anno domini 1190, Richard the Lionheart is held prisoner and his brother Prince John Lackland, rules over the simple peasants with an iron hand, and this pure force of arms forces them to bend to authority. |
| So, if God has a calendar, that's where we are now, Anno Domini, the Year of our Lord in the twenty-first century. |
| Bede counted anno Domini from Christ's birth, not from Christ's conception. |
