| − | While the [[Arabic_numerals|Arabic system]] has become the standard contemporary numeral system, Roman numerals are still used today in limited settings. They express dates on building [[Cornerstone|cornerstones]] or denote an epoch in [[art]] or [[literature]]. They also count installments in a series, such as movie sequels, the [[Super Bowl]], the [[Ultimate Fighting Championship]], or the [[Olympics]], as well as in the ordering of Monarchs (i.e Queen Elizabeth II or King Louis XIV). | + | While the [[Arabic_numerals|Arabic system]] has become the standard contemporary numeral system, Roman numerals are still used today in limited settings. They express dates on building [[Cornerstone|cornerstones]] or denote an epoch in [[art]] or [[literature]]. They also count installments in a series, such as movie sequels, the [[Super Bowl]], or the [[Olympics]], as well as in the ordering of Monarchs (i.e Queen Elizabeth II or King Louis XIV). |