anno mundi

[ ahn-noh moon-dee; English an-oh muhn-dahy, -dee ]

Latin.

1. in the year of the world.

Example Sentences

They have all died away, forgotten in the common mass of things, but this will be to France like an Anno Mundi, or an Anno Domini.

From Project Gutenberg

Does Anno Domini loom with immeasurable grandeur above Anno Mundi?

From Project Gutenberg

The Book closes on the year 5688 Anno Mundi Friday evening Sept.

From Time Magazine Archive

A.M., ante meridiem, forenoon; anno mundi, in the year of the world; artium magister, master of arts.

From Project Gutenberg

Observe that for the common date, 'Anno Domini—year of our Lord,' has been placed 'Anno Mundi—year of the World.'

From Project Gutenberg