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 dixiebee
  		posted on October 1, 2000 07:54:36 AM
My brain must be fried.

MCML = 1950 ???

 
 borgt
  		posted on October 1, 2000 07:56:04 AM
"MCML = 1950 ???"

yep!

 
 rancher24
  		posted on October 1, 2000 09:23:47 AM
I've never had the knack for Roman Numerals, & always had to consult my RNCoverter (read: husband)...Since he wasn't always available when I needed assistance, I found this easy chart to be a great substitute...I got it here on AW, so I pass it back to those here now....Enjoy!

1915 = MCMXV
1916 = MCMXVI
1917 = MCMXVII
1918 = MCMXVIII
1919 = MCMXIX
1920 = MCMXX
1921 = MCMXXI
1922 = MCMXXII
1923 = MCMXXIII
1924 = MCMXXIV
1925 = MCMXXV
1926 = MCMXXVI
1927 = MCMXXVII
1928 = MCMXXVIII
1929 = MCMXXIX
1930 = MCMXXX
1931 = MCMXXXI
1932 = MCMXXXII
1933 = MCMXXXIII
1934 = MCMXXXIV
1935 = MCMXXXV
1936 = MCMXXXVI
1937 = MCMXXXVII
1938 = MCMXXXVIII
1939 = MCMXXXIX
1940 = MCMXL
1941 = MCMXLI
1942 = MCMXLII
1943 = MCMXLIII
1944 = MCMXLIV
1945 = MCMXLV
1946 = MCMXLVI
1947 = MCMXLVII
1948 = MCMXLVIII
1949 = MCMXLIX
1950 = MCML
1951 = MCMLI
1952 = MCMLII
1953 = MCMLIII
1954 = MCMLIV
1955 = MCMLV
1956 = MCMLVI
1957 = MCMLVII
1958 = MCMLVIII
1959 = MCMLIX
1960 = MCMLX
1961 = MCMLXI
1962 = MCMLXII
1963 = MCMLXIII
1964 = MCMLXIV
1965 = MCMLXV
1966 = MCMLXVI
1967 = MCMLXVII
1968 = MCMLXVIII
1969 = MCMLXIX
1970 = MCMLXX
1971 = MCMLXXI
1972 = MCMLXXII
1973 = MCMLXXIII
1974 = MCMLXXIV
1975 = MCMLXXV
1976 = MCMLXXVI
1977 = MCMLXXVII
1978 = MCMLXXVIII
1979 = MCMLXXIX
1980 = MCMLXXX
1981 = MCMLXXXI
1982 = MCMLXXXII
1983 = MCMLXXXIII
1984 = MCMLXXXIV
1985 = MCMLXXXV
1986 = MCMLXXXVI
1987 = MCMLXXXVII
1988 = MCMLXXXVIII
1989 = MCMLXXXIX
1990 = MCMXC
1991 = MCMXCI
1992 = MCMXCII
1993 = MCMXCIII
1994 = MCMXCIV
1995 = MCMXCV
1996 = MCMXCVI
1997 = MCMXCVII
1998 = MCMXCVIII
1999 = MCMXCIX
2000 = MM
2001 = MMI


 
 borgt
  		posted on October 1, 2000 09:28:25 AM
I'm pretty good with Roman Numerals, but when I saw your "converter" post I decided to do a quick search for something on the web. Found a really nifty, easy, and quick utility at this site:

http://www.binary.net/dturley/js/roman.html

Add it to your bookmarks!

 
 toybuyer
  		posted on October 1, 2000 10:30:21 AM
I liked using this easy conversion page

http://www.ivtech.com/roman/

my first attempt was a dead link
[ edited by toybuyer on Oct 1, 2000 10:33 AM ]
 
 capotasto
  		posted on October 1, 2000 01:13:34 PM
That's like having to look up 2+4=? in a table. It's better if you know how to do it.

I = 1
V = 5
X = 10
L = 50
C = 100
D = 500
M = 1000

When a roman numeral precedes a larger one, treat them together and deduct the smaller from the larger. Otherwise add them.

MCMLXIV :
M = 1000
CM = 900
LX = 60
IV = 4
= 1964

Vinnie

 
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