The phrase "ancient context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing historical, cultural, or archaeological topics that pertain to ancient times or civilizations.
Example: "To fully understand the significance of the artifact, we must examine it within its ancient context."
Alternatives: "historical context" or "archaic setting".
As for the word "zealot," ancient contexts reveal that it describes a person living single-mindedly for God.
TCF/LEF factors are ancient context-dependent enhancer-binding proteins that are activated by β-catenin following Wnt signaling.
Yet, given the show's ancient alchemical context, something else is revealed.
Aslan's most significant contribution is how, when possible, he transforms these ancient historical contexts into seamless narrative by using a three-act Structure.
The preservation of DNA in ancient Egyptian contexts has been the matter of recent debate [20] [22].
Yet Ms. King's Parsi-Berkeley table isn't just anything-goes opportunism; she not only explains the context — ancient or "fusion" — of every dish, but also provides a lucid historical overview of the Parsi presence in India and scrupulously discusses ingredients and techniques.
So in the ancient Chinese philosophical context, disputation by its nature brought the participants just a step or two away from fundamental questions concerning how language relates to the world, how we know whether a claim is correct or not, what the criteria are for knowledge, and what makes some analogical inferences correct, others not.
Phylogenetic analysis suggests that this pathway must be one of the most ancient in the context of methylotrophic metabolism.
In one passage, however, he assigns not just Plato's principles, the one and the dyad, to "the ancients," who in context seem likely to be the Pythagoreans, but also a development of the Platonic system according to which the one was regarded as beyond being (Fr. 48 Taran; see Burkert 1972a, 63 64; Dillon 2003, 56 57).
The wider context of ancient Britain backs up that assumption.
