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The Roman numeric system has its origin in ancient Rome and is still currently used in some situations. Seven capital letters are the symbols used for the representation of numerical values, I for number one, V to number five, X for the number ten, L for number fifty, C for number one hundred, D for number five hundred, M for number thousand
The letter D is the symbol that is used in the Roman numeric system for the number 500, five hundred. The Roman name is QVINGENTI, Quingenti. The origin of this sign is half of Φ, an evolution of the Etruscan symbol for 1000
Roman numerals corresponding to the hundreds from one hundred to five hundred
Roman numbers 350, 360, 370, 380, 390 and 400

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