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  • Some books have lower case Roman numerals (i, ii, iii, iv, v, vii, vii, ix, x....c...m.. to denote say 'authors notes' or other informational like the glossary. They also may be foot notes where letters instead of numbers are used, see the bottom of this post(b). In works such as the bible they can denote indexes for reference to other books in the bible (or the same book) It all depends on what the letters are, what proceeds and follows them and in what book you find them. (b) Example of a foot note

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