If you mean bc as in Before Christ then it is 2 bc followed by 3 bc and so on.
There is no year 0 in the transition from BC (Before Christ) to AD (Anno Domini). Therefore, the period between 1 BC and 1 AD is just one year.
The year 87BC, as with any year between 100BC and 1BC, fell in the first century BC.
the day that came after December 31, 1 BC was a new millenium and not zero because there was no zero in milleniums, centuries, decades, or years
1552BC, of courseTime scale:2000BC ... 1000BC ...500BC ... 1BC (Christ is born here ;)) 1 .. 500 ... 1990 2000... 2010
Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.Starting from 100BC it is then 99BC, 98BC and so on to 1BC.
The year that comes before 1AD is 1BC. there's no 0 (Zero) AD.
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1 AD came after 1 BC.
There is no year 0 in the transition from BC (Before Christ) to AD (Anno Domini). Therefore, the period between 1 BC and 1 AD is just one year.
From 1BC to 2009 was 2009 years, as there was no year zero.
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When referred to BC (or BCE) period, the numeration of years is backwards:1000 BC, 999BC,..... 2 BC, 1BC etc. Having said so, it is 524 BCE comes before 523 BCE.