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NAME
    Acme::Roman - Do maths like Romans did

SYNOPSIS
        use Acme::Roman;

        print I + II; # III, of course!

DESCRIPTION
    The Roman Empire ruled over a large part of the ocidental world for a
    long time, probably too long for the conquested people.

    They were finally won and there are some who say it was because they
    could not do mathematics. Such liars!

    This module redeems Perl with the ungratefully forgotten Roman numbers,
    which now can find their glory again.

INSPIRATION
    That module was inspired by

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Acme::Roman - Do maths like Romans did

=head1 SYNOPSIS

    use Acme::Roman;

    print I + II; # III, of course!

=head1 DESCRIPTION

The Roman Empire ruled over a large part of the ocidental world 
for a long time, probably too long for the conquested people.

They were finally won and there are some who say it was because
they could not do mathematics. Such liars!

This module redeems Perl with the ungratefully forgotten
Roman numbers, which now can find their glory again.

=head1 INSPIRATION