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hehehe yes we could go on for ever,but the Roman numeral i doesnt exist.......I is very different from i so Im claiming a technical victory [GRIN][/GRIN]

 

The Romans only used what is called capital (upper case) letters in modern usage. In the Middle Ages, minuscule (lower case) letters were developed, and these are commonly used for Roman numerals: i, ii, iii, iv, etc. Also in medieval use was the substitution of j for a final i to end numbers, such as iij for 3 or vij for 7. This was not a separate letter, but merely a swash variant of i. It is used today, especially in medical prescriptions, to prevent tampering with the numbers after they are written

 

So your technical victory is.....

 

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Originally Posted by JustGav

So your technical victory is

 

 

 

That although the letter I is a roman numeral,where as the letter i means nothing at all numerically.mkIv yes mkiv no no no.I rest my case you honour....on that note,case is closed :p

 

 

:blink::blink::blink:

 

No :search: I still don't follow that

 

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this thread can never be locked and must remain in the archives for all time.

 

even after the emporer penguins rise up and take over the world.

 

 

 

 

by the way my earlyer post where by i corrected someone elses spelling and grammer was possibly the biggest act of hipocracy of all time :)

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