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what 33,516 in roman numerials
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Romans never used such precise, high numbers, so I wonder why you would want to use their figure-system to do so!
To indicate many thousands, they used the basic figure and drew a line above it. (I don't know of a way to illustrate that here.) Thus VII with a line above meant 7,000. 33,000, therefore, would be XXXIII with a line above and 516 is DXVI.
I'd be fascinated to discover what you mean to do with this - really non-existent - figure.
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