die XXII Marcius annum MDCCCLXXXIV. However, Marcius in the Roman calendar was the FIRST month. That is a straightforward running of the letters representing the numerals 1,000 (M), plus 500 (D), plus 3x100 (C), plus 50 (L), plus 3x10 (X), plus one-from-five (IV=4). However, the 1,900 part should also be shortened as is the IV representing 4 (instead of IIII). Instead of MDCCC, it should be written MCM (1,000 plus 100-from-1,000). So 1984 would be MCMLXXXIV. You will see the MCM used in copyright dates at the end of motion pictures from the 1900s.
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III-XXII-MMXI
In todays usage of Roman numerals it is: X-XXII-MCMXXVIII but the ancient Romans would have wrote out the equivalent of 1928 quite differently
The date 22nd March 1998 can also be written as 22-03-1998 and in Roman numerals this would be XXII.III.MCMXCVIII
XXII is the number 22 in Roman numerals.
Presumably you mean 22 10 2009. In today's terms 22 10 2009 converted into Roman numerals is XXII-X-MMIX. However, the Romans themselves in times past would have probably wrote it out as XXII-X-MMVIIII.