DCCLXVII

DCCLXVII is the Roman numeral for the number 767. It is formed by the symbols D (500), CC (200), LX (60), and VII (7), which add up to 767.

In practical use, DCCLXVII may be employed to mark the year 767 in the Common Era (767 CE) or in other contexts where Roman numerals are used for dating, labeling, or numbering. It can appear in inscriptions, manuscripts, catalog entries, or sequence labels where the numeral system is desired.

As a standalone numeral, DCCLXVII does not carry inherent significance beyond its value. Its meaning is determined by the specific context in which it appears, such as a date, a volume or section identifier, or part of a larger numbering scheme.