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Can you describe how you tried to use section and numbering options to do this and how it failed? Typically you would start with a consecutively numbered document all in one section, then divide it. There are really two steps involved, making the new section and selecting the start number, and changing the numbering style for one section so ID can differentiate between pages that have the same logical number assigned. You can do them in either order.
In the Pages panel, select the page you want to start your new section and choose Numbering and Section Otions from the context menu by opening the panel flyuout menu or right-clicking the page icon. Check the box at the top of the dialog to start a new section, click the radio button to "start numbering at" and enter the start number, and pick a number style from the dropdown. Click OK.
If you've done this as the first step, and the numbers in this section repeat numbers from a previous section and use the same numbering style ID will complain about duplicate numbers. To correct this, go to the first page of the other section and open the dialog again, then change the number style (in your case to Roman numerals). If you change to Roman numerals on the first page before adding the section, you can change back to Arabic numerals when you add the section and ID won't complain, but either way you have to do both things.
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