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naszej ery
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AD
w osiemsetnym roku naszej ery
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in 800 AD
epoka
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age
epoka brązu
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the Bronze Age
epoka lodowcowa
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the ice age
epoka żelaza
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the Iron Age
średniowiecze
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the Middle Ages
epoka kamienia łupanego
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the Stone Age
starożytny
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ancient
naszej ery
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Anno Domini
starożytność
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antiquity
p.n.e., przed naszą erą
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BC/Before Christ
w roku sześćdziesiątym dziewiątym przed naszą erą
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in 69 BC
wiek, stulecie
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century
współczesny
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contemporary
era, epoka
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era
era chrześcijańska
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the Christian Era
koniec epoki
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the end of an era
epoka napoleońska
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the Napoleonic Era
epoka powojenna
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the post-war era
epoka wiktoriańska
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the Victorian era
średniowieczny
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medieval
współczesny, nowoczesny
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modern
przeszły
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past
w przeszłości
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in the past
okres
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period
okres międzywojenny
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the period between the wars
prehistoryczny
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prehistoric
prehistoria
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prehistory
renesans
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Renaissance
czasy
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times
w czasach średniowiecza
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in/during medieval times
czasy współczesne
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modern times
anarchista
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anarchist
arystokracja
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aristocracy
arystokrata
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aristocrat
arystokratyczny
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aristocratic
baron
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baron
baronowa
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baroness
baronet
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baronet
rycerski
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chivalrous
rycerstwo
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chivalry
zdobywca
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conqueror
koronowana głowa
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crowned head
księżna
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duchess
księstwo
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duchy
książę
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duke
hrabia
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earl
cesarz
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emperor
cesarzowa
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empress
dziedziczny tytuł
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hereditary title
historyk
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historian
król
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king
królestwo
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kingdom
rycerz
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knight
rycerstwo
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knighthood
markiz
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marquis
markiza
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marquess
monarcha
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monarch
monarchia
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monarchy
szlachta
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nobility
szlachcic
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nobleman
szlachcianka
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noblewoman
paź
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page
chłop
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peasant
chłopi
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peasantry
faraon
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pharaoh
książę
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prince
księżniczka
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princess
Rzymianie
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Romans
władca
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ruler
królowa
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queen
królewski
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royal
rodzina królewska
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royalty
niewolnik
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slave
giermek
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squire
poddany
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subject
wicehrabia
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viscount
Wasza Wysokość
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Your Highness
Wasza Królewska Mość, Wasza Wysokość
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Your Royal Highness
wstąpienie na tron
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accesion to the throne
anarchia
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anarchy
annały
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annals
wykopaliska
archeologiczne
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(archaeological) excavation
archeologia
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archaeology
archeolog
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archaeologist
zbroja
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armour (br.) / armor (am.) / suit of armour
kronika
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chronicle
cywilizacja
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civilization / civilisation (br.)
starożytne cywilizacje
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ancient civilizations
kolonializm
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colonialism
kolonia
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colony
konfederacja
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confederation
konstytucja
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constitution
korona
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crown
krucjata
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crusade
zwyczaj
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custom
cesarstwo
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empire
feudalny
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feudal
feudalizm
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feudalism
dziedzictwo
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heritage
dziedzictwo kulturalne
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cultural heritage
dziedzictwo narodowe
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national heritage
historia, dzieje
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history
bieg historii
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course of history
historia lubi się powtarzać
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history repeats itself
historyczny, ważny z punktu widzenia historii
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historic
historyczny
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historical
megalit
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megalith
monument
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monument
reżim
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regime
panowanie
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rule
pod panowaniem brytyjskim
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under British rule
berło
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sceptre (br.) / scepter (am.)
tarcza
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shield
handel niewolnikami
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slave trade
niewolnictwo
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slavery
zniesienie niewolnictwa
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abolition of slavery
stos
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stake
miecz
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sword
skarb
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treasure
znieść niewolnictwo
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to abolish slavery
spłonąć na stosie
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to be burnt at the stake
zostać koronowanym
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to be crowned
zostać założonym
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to be founded
kolonizować
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to colonize / to colonise (br.)
podbijać
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to conquer
koronować
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to crown
określić wiek czegoś
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to date something
pochodzić z (okresu średniowiecza)
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to date back to (medieval times)
zdetronować
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to dethrone
wykopać
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to excavate
założyć miasto
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to found a town
przejść do historii
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to go down in history
pojechać na krucjatę
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to go on a crusade
tworzyć historię
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to make history
osiedlić się
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to settle
odziedziczyć tron
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to succeed to the throne
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