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Danni | 21:43 Tue 11th Feb 2003 | History
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What is ten million in Roman Numerials?
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I doubt if the Romans ever needed to use such a large number. M (1000) was the biggest numeral they used and so 10 million would be a string of 10000 Ms. Some sources say that a numeral with a bar (horizontal line) across its top represented that numeral multiplied by a thousand, so it could be a string of 10 Ms with a bar across the top, ie 100000 x 10. Searching google throws up some interesting sites.
= How about X
Oops! That should have come out as an "X" with the two lines above it. (10x1000x1000)
very clever xyzzy!!

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