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The '''Roman numerals''' are certain [[Appendix:Latin script|Latin script]] letters that may be used to represent numbers. The Roman numerals are a numerical system composed of seven Latin letters. They are, in this order, from lower to higher: '''[[I]]''', '''[[V ...

{{wikipedia|Arabic numerals|mul=Hindu–Arabic numeral system}} [[File:Clock pointing 0107.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|A clock with Hindu-Arabic numerals.]] ...

==Latin forms== ...adverbs [[primo]], [[secundo]], ... of [[:Category:Latin ordinal numerals|Latin ordinals]] ([[primus]], [[secundus]], ...) may be used in place of the regu ...

[[Image:EtruscanC-01.svg|50px|thumb|right|Etruscan 𐌂 (C), the source for Latin C]] # The third letter of the [[Appendix:Latin script|basic modern Latin alphabet]]. ...

...habets. <small>''X''</small> is the only small-capital letter of the basic Latin alphabet that is not included in Unicode.]] # The twenty-fourth letter of the [[Appendix:Latin script|basic modern Latin alphabet]]. ...

# {{n-g|The ninth letter of the [[Appendix:Latin script|basic modern Latin alphabet]].}} {{head|mul|numerals|lower case Roman numeral||upper case|I}} ...

...atin script}} The fifth letter of the [[Appendix:Latin script|basic modern Latin alphabet]]. Image:Latin E.png|Uppercase and lowercase versions of '''E''', in normal and italic typ ...