First used in 80AD by the roman poet Martial, the word Plagiarism comes from the words "Plagiarius" meaning kidnapper and "Plagiary" a term used by author Ben Jonson to describe literary theft. We can define plagiarism as the act of stealing and taking another person's work and claiming it to be your own without any sort of acknowledgement to the original creator. It can be artistic works like books, films and paintings, either electronical or done in real life, or even academic works and non-figurative ideas. This can also be done intentionally or even unintentionally, as long as someone else can prove that the work you have done is very similar to their own previous works or works done before your own.