CCCXLI

CCCXLI is the Roman numeral representing the number 341. It is formed from CCC (300) plus XL (40) plus I (1). The XL component uses subtractive notation, placed before L to indicate 40, yielding the total of 341.

In Roman numeral usage, CCCXLI would be encountered in inscriptions, manuscripts, and other contexts requiring a non-Arabic numeral for counting or dating. In modern usage, Roman numerals are commonly employed for chapter and section numbering, enumerating monarchs or popes, film or book titles, and clock faces, among other designations. CCCXLI can appear any time a sequence of Roman numerals is used to represent the number 341.

Historically, if CCCXLI is interpreted as a year, it would correspond to 341 CE in the Julian calendar, placing it in the late Roman Empire era. Specific historical events associated with this year are documented in regional histories and may vary depending on the source.

See also: Roman numerals, CCC, XL, I, list of numeral systems.