Numeri Graeci
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Numeri Graeci sunt systema numerale in quo, sicut in systemate Romano, litterae repraesentant numeros.
Usque ab 4o saeculo a.E.V., numeri subter ordinati adhibebantur:
| Letter | Value | Letter | Value | Letter | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| αʹ | 1 | ιʹ | 10 | ρʹ | 100 |
| βʹ | 2 | κʹ | 20 | σʹ | 200 |
| γʹ | 3 | λʹ | 30 | τʹ | 300 |
| δʹ | 4 | μʹ | 40 | υʹ | 400 |
| εʹ | 5 | νʹ | 50 | φʹ | 500 |
| ϝʹ or ϛʹ or στʹ | 6 | ξʹ | 60 | χʹ | 600 |
| ζʹ | 7 | οʹ | 70 | ψʹ | 700 |
| ηʹ | 8 | πʹ | 80 | ωʹ | 800 |
| θʹ | 9 | ϟʹ | 90 | ϡʹ | 900 |
[recensere] Numeri Attici
Ante 4um saeculum a.E.V. systema Atticum adhibebatur:
| Decimal | Symbol | Greek numeral |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ι | -- |
| 5 | Π | πεντε ("pente") |
| 10 | Δ | δέκα ("deka") |
| 100 | Η | ἑκατόν ("hekaton") |
| 1000 | Χ | χίλιοι ("khilioi") |
| 10000 | Μ | μυριάς ("myrias") |
