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Originally posted by rstrats View PostJoel,
re: "You are correct in the case of modern English idiom. But you are incorrect in the case of Roman idiom. If Tom was crucified on Saturday, the ancient Romans would have said on Sunday that it is (today: Sunday) the second day after/since Tom was crucified."
What actual example/s from the period are you using to to make that assertion?
"January 30 was dies tertius ante Kal. Feb. [literally "the third day before February 1st"] (the third day back in the row -- 30, 31, 1)."
--A Latin Grammar
https://books.google.com/books?id=g4...lendae&f=false
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Originally posted by Cow Poke View PostThe first hour = 6 to 7 am
The second hour = 7 to 8 am
The third hour = 8 to 9 am
The fourth hour = 9 to 10 am
The fifth hour = 10 to 11 am
The sixth hour = 11 am to 12 pm
The seventh hour = 12 to 1 pm
The eighth hour = 1 to 2 pm
The ninth hour = 2 to 3 pm
The tenth hour = 3 to 4 pm
The eleventh hour = 4 to 5 pm
The twelfth hour = 5 to 6 pm
Either way, the line between 6th and 7th hours at midday was the one constant regardless of season. The rest is true at equinox, either of them, twice a year with surrounding weeks. In Rome, this system means an hour varies between 45 and 75 equinoctial minutes, or 3 and 5 quarters of an equinoctial hour in length.http://notontimsblogroundhere.blogspot.fr/p/apologetics-section.html
Thanks, Sparko, for telling how I add the link here!
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Originally posted by rstrats View PostBut was this a Roman trial or a Jewish one? The Romans may have had different legal requirements.http://notontimsblogroundhere.blogspot.fr/p/apologetics-section.html
Thanks, Sparko, for telling how I add the link here!
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