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|title=Rogerson's Book of Numbers: The culture of numbers from 1001 Nights to the Seven Wonders of the World

|author=Barnaby Rogerson

|publisher=Profile Books

|date=November 2013

|summary=A list of all the significant numbers and details, and what they mean – with a strong emphasis on the world's religions, and a strong level of intelligent interest.

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One book, split into two testaments, regarding a holy trinity, the principal part known from four writers, in a world abutting another where five pillars are important, up against a world where a six-pointed star holds so many meanings… It's obvious from just a quick dash through the most schoolboy-friendly parts of religion that numbers are important. This book, although counting down from multitudes to that late-comer zero, brings them all to us, with brief notes about why they all hold relevance where whichever country, civilisation or religion is concerned. In the end, I'm sure it's a lot more user-friendly, interesting, and will be a lot more popular, than the original Book of Numbers.