brazen age
The "brazen age" is a term used in classical mythology to describe a period marked by violence and moral decline, falling between the silver and iron ages.
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Definition
C1Classical Mythology
(historical, mythological)The third era of mankind, noted for its violence and lack of moral restraint, situated between the silver and iron ages.
Example
- In the brazen age, humanity experienced increased conflict and moral decay.
C2Greek Linguistics
(academic, historical)The middle phase of the Koine Greek language, spanning approximately from 1 C.E. to 300 C.E.
Example
- The brazen age of Greek linguistics saw significant developments in the Koine dialect.
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