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The Romans had a particular set of numerals and had names for each of their numbers. In this section are listed some numbers and their corresponding symbol.
Table 8.1. Numbers
1 | I | unus |
2 | II | duo |
3 | III | tres |
4 | IV | quattuor |
5 | V | quinque |
6 | VI | sex |
7 | VII | septem |
8 | VIII | octo |
9 | IX | novem |
10 | X | decem |
11 | XI | undecim |
12 | XII | duodecim |
13 | XIII | tredecim |
14 | XIV | quattuordecim |
15 | XV | quindecim |
16 | XVI | sedecim |
17 | XVII | septendecim |
18 | XVIII | duodeviginti |
19 | XIX | undeviginti |
20 | XX | viginti |
21 | XXI | vigintiunus |
22 | XXII | vigintiduo |
30 | XXX | triginta |
40 | XL | quadraginta |
50 | L | quinquaginta |
60 | LX | sexaginta |
70 | LXX | septuaginta |
80 | LXXX | octoginta |
90 | XC | nonaginta |
100 | C | centum |
200 | CC | ducenti |
300 | CCC | trecenti |
400 | CD | quadrigenti |
500 | D | quingenti |
600 | DC | sescenti |
700 | DCC | septigenti |
800 | DCCC | octigenti |
900 | CM | nongenti |
1000 | M | mille |
2000 | MM | duo milia |
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