Originally posted by TheMaster37Taking the question at face value then it would be 46AD (because 1BC was followed by 1AD with no "Year Zero"😉.
30 BC...75 years later it'd be 45 AD.
While I know that 3/4 of a century is 75 years, calling it 3/4 of a century makes it feel somewhat vague (somewhere in the region of 70 to 80 years, perhaps?), so I would be happy with the answers that coentje and TheMaster37 gave.
Originally posted by DiapasonArgh, nice one.
Taking the question at face value then it would be 46AD (because 1BC was followed by 1AD with no "Year Zero"😉.
While I know that 3/4 of a century is 75 years, calling it 3/4 of a century makes it feel somewhat vague (somewhere in the region of 70 to 80 years, perhaps?), so I would be happy with the answers that coentje and TheMaster37 gave.