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Super Bowl 5, then it just caught on and they renamed the first 4 with it, too.
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What were the Roman numerals for the 2006 Super Bowl?
The Super Bowl that was played on February 5, 2006, was Super Bowl (40). The Roman numerals were XL.
What are the Roman numerals for 2008 Super Bowl?
Roman numerals for 2008: MMVIII The 2008 Super Bowl was the 42nd or XLII
What do the roman numerals look like for super bowl 45?
The Roman numerals are XLV.
What roman numeral super bowl was in 2004?
2004 was super bowl 38 so in roman numerals that is XXXVIII
What are the roman numerals for super bowl 2006?
XL.
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