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Presumably that was supposed to be "mean"? If so then BCE is a reference to time literally being an acronym meaning "Before Common Era". This is basically the equivalent to 'BC' which has been used prior to the 21st century. For all intents and purposes it is a non-denominational version of the Christian calendar. Where you would expect to see 'AD' you will now see 'CE' (Common Era). This version is becoming more widespread in the UK due to its religious neutrality.
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How many different empires ruled Mesopotamia between 2300 and 539 BCE?
just search google man <>.<>
What were the major battles in the Persian War?
Lade 494 BCE, Marathon 490 BCE, Artemesion 480 BCE, Salamis 480 BCE, Plataia 479 BCE, Mykale 479 BCE, Eurymedon 464 BCE, Cyprus 450 BCE.
The major battles fought in Persia war?
Lade 494 BCE, Marathon 490 BCE, Salamis 480 BCE, Plataia 479 BCE, Mykale 479 BCE, Eurtmedon 466 BCE, Cyprus 450 BCE.
When did Darius rule?
I think he ruled from 422 bce to 484 bce. I think he ruled from 521 bce to 484 bce.
When did the tollund man live?
The Tollund Man lived during the Iron Age, specifically around 4th century BCE. His body was discovered in a peat bog in Denmark in 1950.
What are the greatest battles of the Persian war?
Lade 474 BCE Salamis 480 BCE Plataia 479 BCE Eurtmedon 466 BCE Cyprus 450 BCE
Is 200 BCE earlier than 356 BCE?
No, 356 BCE is earlier.
What are the plays of Euripides?
TragediesAlcestis_(play)(438 BCE, second prize)Medea_(play)(431 BCE, third prize)Heracleidae_(play)(c. 430 BCE)Hippolytus_(play)(428 BCE, first prize)Andromache_(play)(c. 425 BCE)Hecuba_(play)(c. 424 BCE)The_Suppliants_(Euripides)(c. 423 BCE)Electra_(Euripides)(c. 420 BCE)Heracles_(Euripides)(c. 416 BCE)The_Trojan_Women(415 BCE, second prize)Iphigenia_in_Tauris(c. 414 BCE)Ion_(play)(c. 414 BCE)Helen_(play)(412 BCE)Phoenician_Women(c. 410 BCE)Orestes_(play)(408 BCE)The_Bacchaeand Iphigenia_at_Aulis(405 BCE, posthumous, first prize)Rhesus_(play)(uncertain date)Fragmentary tragediesThe following plays have come down to us today only in fragmentary form; some consist of only a handful of lines, but with some the fragments are extensive enough to allow tentative reconstruction.Answers.comTelephus(438 BCE)Cretans (c. 435 BCE)Stheneboea (before 429 BCE)Bellerophon_(play)(c. 430 BCE)Cresphontes (ca. 425 BCE)Erechtheus (422 BCE)Phaethon(c. 420 BCE)Wise Melanippe (c. 420 BCE)Alexandros (415 BCE)Palamedes (415 BCE)Sisyphus_fragment(415 BCE)Captive Melanippe (412 BCE)Andromeda_(play)(412 BCE with Euripides' Helen)Antiope (c. 410 BCE)Archelaus_(play)(c. 410 BCE)Hypsipyle (c. 410 BCE)Philoctetes (c. 410 BCE)Satyr playCyclops_(play)(uncertain date)
What was the location of the battle the Greeks defeated the Persians?
Salamis 480 BCE Plataia 479 BCE Mykale 479 BCE Eurymedon 466 BCE Cyprus 450 BCE.
How long were the Jews held captive in Babylon?
Ahere were four deportations of Jews to Babylon in 605 BCE, 597 BCE, c. 587 BCE, and c. 582 BCE.
Is the Buddha older than the concept of Yahweh?
No. Siddhārtha Gautama Buddha was a man who lived around the 5th or 6th Century BCE. Judaism and the concept of one universal God has been around since at least the 18th Century BCE.
Who was the very first leader of Hebrew's?
Tradition holds that Abraham (a Hebrew man) was the first leader of the Hebrews in approximatelyy 2000 BCE.
