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Examples of sigla in use in the Middle Ages: A * ā—annus or aut. * á—aut. * Ắ—Antiphona. * a'—antiphona or autem. * a.—annus. * A.—Accursius or Albericus. * A:—Amen. * ab.—Abbas. * abbāssa—Abbatissa. * abd.—Abdiæ. * ābl'a—ambula. * abl'o—ablatio. * ābl'o—ambulatio. * abl'om—ablationem. * abłtm—ablativum. * abłto—ablativo. * abñia—absentia. * absol'em—absolutionem. * abst°—abstractio. * absʒ—absque. * A·B·T·—Annua...Bima...Trima. * ābul'oʒ—ambulationem. * a.C.—anno Christi or ante Christum. * acciˢ—accidens. * acci~—accipitur. * accⁿal'r—accidentaliter. * Accu—(De) Accusationibus. * Accur.—Accursius. * a'cls—æcclesia or ecclesia. * a.C.n.—ante Christum natum. * ac°—actio. * act'.—Actus (Apostolorum). * actā—activa. * actˡ'ʳ—actualiter. * A.D.—Anno Domini.