CCCLXVII

CCCLXVII is the Roman numeral for the integer 367. It is written as CCC (300) plus L (50) plus X (10) plus VII (7), giving 300 + 50 + 10 + 7 = 367. The numeral uses additive notation, with no use of subtractive patterns such as IV or IX in this instance.

This form is a standard representation of numbers within the Roman numeral system, commonly used in historical inscriptions, clock faces, and in modern contexts for sequencing, branding, or dating events. When used as a year, CCCLXVII may denote the year 367 CE in the Julian calendar, or occasionally 367 BCE, depending on whether CE or BCE is specified.

Beyond calendars, Roman numerals including CCCLXVII appear in enumerations such as chapter headings, lists of monarchs, and the numbering of monuments or sports events. As with other three hundred-range numerals, it helps convey formality or antiquity in text.

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