MXVIII

MXVIII is the Roman numeral for the number 1018. It is formed by M (1000) followed by XVIII (18). In Roman numeral notation, values are added when a larger numeral is followed by smaller or equal values, so 1000 + 18 equals 1018. The form MXVIII is commonly used to denote years, monuments, or edition numbers that preserve the stylistic convention of Roman numerals.

Historically, the year 1018 CE would be written as MXVIII in inscriptions and manuscripts that use classical numerals. The use of Roman numerals for dating was common in Europe during the medieval period and persists in modern reproductions and commemorative contexts.

In contemporary contexts, MXVIII can appear in edition labels, film or book titles, brand names, or other applications that favor a classical aesthetic. It may also be used in puzzles or numerically themed designs where Roman numerals convey a sense of antiquity or formality.

See also: Roman numerals, 1018.