PAG. TITULI (GoogleBooks)
Incipit: J.A. Comenii
Scribae: [adde nomen]
Status:
PAG. TITULI
J. A. COMENII
LEXICON
ATRIALE
Latino - Latinum,
Simplices et nativas rerum nomencla-
tiones, e Ianua linguae Latinae jam
notas, in elegantes varie commutare
docens.
VIVITUR INGENIO
AMSTELODAMI,
Apud JOANNEM JANSSONIUM
CIƆ IƆ C LVII
Comments (2)
Laura Gibbs said
at 12:10 am on Jan 5, 2009
CIƆ IƆ C LVII = MDCLVII
I am not sure if the special sign for M = CIƆ or the special sign for D = IƆ will show up on everyone's computer. I copied the characters from the Wikipedia article on Roman numerals, but I do not know if the backward C is a Unicode-standard symbol or not. It is showing up just on my computer! :-)
Laptop said
at 7:36 pm on Jan 22, 2010
Looks fine. My Browser displays the inverted C. I guess it is the character officially named ROMAN NUMERAL REVERSED ONE HUNDRED (U+2183)
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