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While the system of [[Arabic numerals]] has become the standard contemporary numeral system, Roman numerals are still used today in limited settings. They express years on building [[cornerstone]]s or denote an epoch which dates [[art]] or [[literature]]. They also count installments in a series, such as movie sequel numbers, each [[Super Bowl]], or each Olympiad of the [[Olympics]]. Roman numerals also designate the ordering of monarchs (i.e., [[Queen Elizabeth II]] or France's [[King Louis XIV]]).
 
While the system of [[Arabic numerals]] has become the standard contemporary numeral system, Roman numerals are still used today in limited settings. They express years on building [[cornerstone]]s or denote an epoch which dates [[art]] or [[literature]]. They also count installments in a series, such as movie sequel numbers, each [[Super Bowl]], or each Olympiad of the [[Olympics]]. Roman numerals also designate the ordering of monarchs (i.e., [[Queen Elizabeth II]] or France's [[King Louis XIV]]).
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== Usage ==
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I - 1
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II - 2
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III - 3
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IV - 4
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V - 5
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VI - 6
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VII - 7
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VIII - 8
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IX - 9
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X - 10
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XI - 11
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XII - 12
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[[Category:Mathematics]]
 
[[Category:Mathematics]]
 
[[Category:Roman History]]
 
[[Category:Roman History]]
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