indiction การใช้

• Written in the year 6501 since Creation, VI indiction ."
• There was no indiction that foreign NGOs would be effected.
• In some areas it was collected by indiction year, every month.
• Accordingly, indiction XV can only refer to year 852.
• The historians agree that the seventh indiction means that it was the year 934.
• Thus 2001 was the ninth indiction.
• The indiction was first used to date documents unrelated to tax collection in the mid-fourth century.
• Given at Rome, March 27, in the thirteenth indiction [ the year 1000 ] . }}
• With statement of month, indiction, year, and the signatures of the Protos and the witnesses.
• But he canceled a planned Thursday visit to Belfast to oversee negotiations _ taken as an indiction of low hopes.
• In the west, the kingdoms succeeding the empire initially used indictions and regnal years, alone or in combination.
• Indictions originally referred to the periodic reassessment for an agricultural or land tax in late third-century Roman Egypt.
• The currency is based upon gold solidi issued by Constantine; the date is reckoned by the year of indiction.
• In it the letters are no longer arranged according to indictions, but according to the year of the pontificate.
• The dating clause showed the regnal year, the indiction, the epact, and the age of the moon.
• Voici les noms des d閒unts : Ripsim?et David . 蒫rit en l an de la cr閍tion 6501, indiction VI ."
• The first contemporary document in which he appears as abbot is dated to January of that year ( the fourth indiction ).
• Many modern scholars have therefore interpreted the date as 2 May 1181, but this contradicts the indiction dating given by Choniates.
• But in the western Mediterranean, its first day was according to Bede, or the following or, called the papal indiction.
• In 537 AD, Justinian decreed that all dates must include the indiction via, which eventually caused the Byzantine year to begin on.