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signifie no number, yet makes others to signifie, either tens, or hundreds, or thousands, as is well known to Arithmeticians. Also there are some that mark the number ten with a line downward, and another made cross it; and five by that line which toucheth the other, but doth not go cross it, and a unity by that which is put by it self, as you may see in this example, signifies ten, signifies ten and five, signifies sixteen, ten and seven; and the round ^o being put by it self signifies a hundred; but being joyned to others, signifies so many hundreds as the numbers are to which it is put, as thus, ^oo or thus II^o signifies two hundred, thus ooo or thus III^o three hundred five hundred, ten hundred or a thousand. And these notes are commonly seen added in Magicall Characters.