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late antiquity
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"late antiquity" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the period of time in ancient history from the 3rd century AD to the 8th century AD, after the fall of the Western Roman Empire and before the start of the Middle Ages. Example: The Byzantine Empire was a dominant power in the Mediterranean during late antiquity.
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Late antiquity, however, could use further review.
Yet late antiquity poses a baffling problem.
The kinnor had from 3 to 12 gut strings, in late antiquity usually 10.
Much like St. Augustine in late antiquity, Luther was what might be called a polemical theologian.
In late antiquity time takes the form of a demon entwined with snakes (Aion).
The technique derives from late antiquity and was transmitted by the Early Christian tradition.
Except for some quotations of varying length, they were all lost in late antiquity.
And in late antiquity St. Augustine (354 430), in De musica, added more.
The archbishop wrote, "His erudition was legendary, particularly in all areas of late antiquity".
The cults of saints and relics were an important part of religion during late antiquity and the Middle Ages.
Another youthful work, the Protrepticus ("Exhortation"), has been reconstructed by modern scholars from quotations in various works from late antiquity.
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