Definition: "XML.tex," a term that appears in Old Testament references, is often used to denote a system of mathematical notation for text-based documents or spreadsheets. Here's a brief overview: -

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: It stands for "Etruscan Latin," which is considered ancient Greek and includes elements from Roman mathematics (including formulas like Pythagoras' theorem) but with some Latin elements, such as variables and equations. -

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: It refers to a text-based software environment that allows users to write mathematical expressions in plain English. These expressions are often written in XML-like notation, so the term "XML.tex" is used by software engineers or those who work in fields like education where XML is part of an instructional system. The word "XML.tex" reflects that these systems were developed for a text-based environment, akin to what we see in contemporary computerized mathematical software environments.

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