LXXVIII
- numeral
- In Roman numerals, LXXVIII represents seventy-eight.
Examples
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The ancient coin was marked with the value LXXVIII on its reverse side.
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Chapter LXXVIII begins with a detailed description of the city.
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The inscription read LXXVIII, signifying the year of the emperor's rule.
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The number LXXVIII is used in ancient texts.
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In Roman numerals, LXXVIII indicates the number seventy-eight.
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The ancient text features the number LXXVIII prominently in its margins.
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On the milestone, it was carved as LXXVIII, marking the distance to the city.
Synonyms
A number that comes after seventy-seven and before seventy-nine
A number after seventy-seven and before seventy-nine
Surface Forms
Etymology
LXXVIII is a Roman numeral made of letters that stand for numbers: L is '50', X is '10', V is '5', and each I is '1', so LXXVIII adds up to '78'.