Roman Numerals Books

The adventure of an enslaved boy who invents Roman Numerals. This is the first of the many adventures of Dan Macast.

An introduction to Roman numerals, including how to subtract and add them, and some facts about their usage in Ancient Rome.

Brutus, a shepherd, invents the Roman Numeral system to count his sheep and trades them for cows.

A young boy in Rome named Augustus learns to write Roman numerals and their meanings.

This book provides an overview of three ancient numeral systems: Egyptian, Mayan, and Roman. It discusses their history, development, concepts, and flaws.

Little Caesar and his mathematicians devise a system to count grapes using Roman numerals. They impress Little Caesar with their counting skills.

An alphabetical list of math terms and definitions, with some examples and explanations.

An alphabetical guide to various sports and athletes in the Olympics, from archery to Zou Kai.