Roman Numerals Chart: 101 to 500

Roman Numerals from 101 to 500 introduce more advanced symbols like C for 100 and D for 500, showing how larger numbers were written in the Roman system. You’ll find examples like CXL for 140 and CDL for 450, which use both addition and subtraction to form exact values. These numerals highlight the balance between repetition and compact shortcuts, making them both practical and elegant. This range is often seen in classical texts, historic buildings, and academic writing. The chart is perfect for learning how the Romans scaled their system as numbers grew.