Legal Definitions - anno orbis conditi

Term: Anno Orbis Conditi (AOC)
Definition: Anno Orbis Conditi is a Latin term that means "the year of the creation of the world." It is abbreviated as AOC. This term is used to refer to the year that is believed to be the year of the creation of the world according to some religious beliefs.
Example: According to the Bible, the Anno Orbis Conditi is believed to be 4004 BC. This means that the world was created in the year 4004 BC according to the Bible. Similarly, in the Jewish calendar, the Anno Orbis Conditi is believed to be 3761 BC. This means that the world was created in the year 3761 BC according to the Jewish calendar. These examples illustrate how the term Anno Orbis Conditi is used to refer to the year of the creation of the world according to different religious beliefs.