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A.U.C. [1] sive A.V.C. vel etiam A.U. abbreviatio est, pro: anno urbis conditae ab urbe condita anno urbis" Et usum annos numerandi causa est ab anno in quo urbs Roma condita est die 21 Aprilis anno 753 a.C.n.. Exempli causa si annum domini I indicere volueris annum septingentesimum quinquagesimum quartum ab urbe condita ( DCCLIV A.V.C. ) dicendum est. Non iam populis vulgarem in usum est, sed Romanis tantum et eis qui Romani esse volunt. Notae | ↑ Marcus Valerius Probus, De notis iuris 2.1.4. This page is only for reference, If you need detailed information, please check here

1 I would like to extract a list of distinct words from a set of lines. Is there a way of doing this ? Say for example I have lines that look like this: [ [(isPhysicallySettledFxFwd, NO,"Y"),(isPhysicallySettledFxFwd,isPhysicallySettledFxSwap,"N")], [(isPhysicallySettledFxSwap,NO,"Y"),(isPhysicallySettledFxSwap, isPhysicallySettledCommodity,"Y")], [(isPhysicallySettledCommodity,NO,"Y"),(isPhysicallySettledCommodity,YES,"Y")] ] Then i would get a list of distinct words, looking this: isPhysicallySettledFxFwd isPhysicallySettledFxSwap isPhysicallySettledCommodity NO YES Y N ( ) " [ ] , I am not sure how to even start, apart from copying the lines to Excel and doing lots of manipulations...