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.:§ 24 NUMERAL ADJECTIVES. 57§ 24. NUMERAL ADJECTIVES.102.—Numeral adjectives areIn Latin, they are divided into four classes 5those which signify number.1. Cardinal, which express number simply, or how many;as, one, two, three, four, &c.2. Ordinal, denoting which one of a number ; as, first,second, third, fourth, &c.3. Distributive, denoting how many to each ; as, bini, twoby two, or two to each.4. Multiplicative, denoting how many fold.'103. The Cardi'rial orI. CARDINAL NUMBERS.vizPrincipal numbers areUnus, L one.Duo, IL two.Tres, III. three.Quatuor, IIII, or IV. four.Quiuque, V. five.Sex, VL six.Septem, VII seven.Octo, VIII eightNovem, Villi, or IX. nineDecern, X. tenUndecim, XL elevenDuodeeim, XII. twelveTredecim, XIII. thirteenQuatuordecim, XIIII, or XIV. fourteenQuindecim, XV. fifteenSedecim, or Sexdecim, XVL sixteenSeptemdecim, XVII. seventeenOctodecim, XVIIL eighteenNovemdecim, XVIIII, or XIX. nineteenViginti, XX twentyViginti unus, orUnus et viginti, \Viginti duo, orDuo et viginti,