Last updated August 15, 2005
Since Legion XXIV MA endeavors to portray an accurate enterpretation of Roman Military Life; it is requested that you choose a "Roman Name", when you enlist with the "Legion".
The use of Roman Names by the Legion's participants will foster a more authentic and realistic atmosphere and ambience during our public appearances. When the Legion is on public display, its members are no longer living in the 20th Century; but are representing an encampment of ancient Roman Army soldiers. Using your chosen Roman Name will help in removing yourself from the current (mundane) modern time period and assist you in "getting into character" and into the proper frame of mind as a Roman Legionary.
If you've already chosen a Roman name for yourself, advise the Commander when you "sign-up". If you are new to Roman culture, and would like assistance in choosing a Roman name that expresses both you and your interests, consult the List of Names below or contact the Commander at legionxxiv@comcast.net It is not necessary to choose a historical name; often people will take elements from several historical names for their own. They may also consider a name of where they were born or raised (ie, Cincinnatus, Columbanus, Montanus, Philadelphus); or a name relating to their heritage or occupation (ie, Germanicus, Germanus, Hispanus, Italicus Architectus, Constructus, Agriculturus, Jurisconsultus, Operarius).
The Roman Name you assume will be entered into the membership rolls of the Legion, along with your "given" legal name. Your Roman Title will be used when contacting you, and we urge you to make your reenactment experience a more authentic one by making use of it in reenactment correspondence and public participation, as well as during informal conversation when we are together within the encampment. In everyday use, people are referred to by either a combination of the praenomen and nomen, or even more usually by just their cognomen. So, "Gallio Velius Marsallas" would either be just "Marsallas" or "Gallio Velius". "Cordelia Alia Julia" would be either just "Julia" or "Cordelia Alia".
MALE NAMES - Most Roman Male Names had three basic parts: the Praenomen, the Nomen, and the Cognomen. During the Republic and into the early Empire, the three name "Tria Nomina" system was important in distinguishing between Citizens, non-citizens "peregrimus" and the slaves, who generally had only one name. Non-citizens gaining Roman Citizenship, such as discharged auxiliary soldiers, usually assumed the Nomen of the current Emperor. By the time of Emperor Caracalla (211-217 AD), roman citizenship had been granted to virually everyone in the Empire and the Tria Nomina naming convention had lost much of its importance and distinction.
FEMALE NAMES - Females were normally given a feminized form of their Father's Nomen and sometimes a Cognomen. Female Nomines (names) ended with "-a" or "-illa" instead of the masculine "-us"... Claudia / Claudius - Flavia / Flavius. The feminine form was also used when referring to a "gens" (family) as a whole or group... gens Claudia - gens Flavia; and the plurals would be Claudii - Flavii. Female Praenomen (first name when used) were usually chosen with even less imagination; Primia, Secundia, Tertia, and so forth, denoting the birth-order of the daughters of the family. Roman women did not change their names when they married. Consult the List of Female Names following the Cognomen Section below.
NAMES OF SLAVES - Officially slaves did not have their own names; but used their owner's praenomen with the suffix "por" from "puer" or boy. For example, Gallipor, adopted from owner's praenomen of Gallio, Cassipor / Cassius, Flavipor / Flavius, Marcipor / Marcus, etc. Later it became fashionable to give them Greek names, often followed by a form of the owner's name. A freed slave generally assumed his former master's praenomen and nomen, with his original or personal name as a cognomen, but some chose their own praenomen.
VOTING TRIBES - For the purposes of conducting and tallying elections, most Roman Citizens were divided into voting groups termed as "Tribes". There were 35 Major Voting Tribes established and each had an appropriate abbreviation, which is indicated after the Tribe Nomen.
Aemillia, AEM - Aniensis, ANI - Arnensis, ARN - Camillia, CAM - Claudia,CLA - Clustumina, CLU - Collina, COL - Cornelia, COR - Esquilina, ESQ - Fabia, FAB - Falerna, FAL - Galeria, GAL - Horatia, HOR - Lemonia, LEM - Maecia, MAEC - Menenia, MEN - Oufentina, OVF - Palantina, PAL - Papiria, PAP - Pollia, POL - Pomptina, POM - Publilia, PVB - Pupinia, PVP - Quirina, QVIR - Romilia, ROM - Sabatina, SAB - Scaptia, SCAP - Sergia, SER - Stellatina, STE - Suburana, SVC - Terentina, TER - Tromentina, TRO - Velina, VEL - Voltina, VOL - Voturia, VOT
FOREIGN NAMES - As Rome continued to conquer territories beyond the Italian peninsula, many foreign names were introduced. Discharged auxliliary soldiers and others gaining Roman Citizenship could, and many would, continue to use at least a portion of their former names. A number of the names below are of Greek origin, while others came from regions that were brought under Roman influence.
Amandio - Antigonus - Antiochus - Antius - Apollonius - Apthorus - Artemidorus - Autobulus - Brocchus - Buccio - Caecina - Chilo - Cosmus - Diodotus - Dioges - Diotimus - Epicydes - Fundanus - Glycon - Herclides - Hicesius - Marcus* - Micon - Mithridates - Narcissus - Nicander - Nicia - Nicoteles - Orthrus - Paetas - Parmenion - Philadelphus - Plocamus - Pyramus - Pythion - Quartus - Scipio - Sophrus - Soterides - Tarautas - Thalamus - Theodorus - Theodotus - Trophimus - Vassus - Vassus - Vespillo
A NAME ALREADY IN USE within Legion XXIV is indicated by an * after the names listed below; but it may be used again, if so desired; however it would be best if each legionary had a unique title. Names enclosed within "quotes" are considered to be "Patrician". Patrician families had been important citizens even before Rome had Kings and therefore retained their prestige under the Republic and on into the Empire period. Names enclosed within ( *) were composed by a Legion XXIV member and are non-historical. Such names are acceptable, if within the basic Roman name guidelines.
THE PRAENOMEN - This form of personal "first" name was relatively unimportant, and was rarely used on its own. It was the first name element in the three part "Tria Nomina" naming convention used by citizens of Rome. The Praenomen was frequently the same as the father's.
There are only a relative few praenomen that were known and commonly used. Male praenomen included:
Amulius - Appius (associated with gens Claudius) - Augustus* - Aulus* - Caius - Cassius - Decius - Flavius* - Gaius* or Caius* - Galerius - Gallio* - Gnaeus or Cnaeus* - Julianus* - Kaeso - Lucius* - Manius - Marcus* - Numerius - Oppius - Placus* - Publius* - Quintis* - Quintus* - Secundus - Servius* - Sextus* - Spurius - Tertius - Tiberius* - Titus* - Vibius.
Other Praenomen in Use by Members of Legion XXIV - These are non-historical Praenomen that have been adopted by Legion XXIV Members... Antonius* - Furius* - Maximus* - Postumus* -
THE NOMEN - The nomen was termed as the "Nomen-Gentilicum" and was the family name of the "gens" or clan and almost always ended in "-ius". It was the second of the three names normally adopted by a Roman Citizen. The feminine form ended with "-a" or "-illa" instead of the masculine "-us"... Claudia / Claudius - Flavia / Flavius. The feminine form was also used when referring to the "gens" as a whole or group... gens Claudia - gens Flavia; and the plurals would be Claudii - Flavii. Known Nomen are listed below. This list, is by no means, considered complete or all inclusive. Other reasonable and romanized gentes (family) nomen/names will normally be accepted within Legion XXIV.
Acilius - Aebutius - Aedinius - Albanus* - Allectus - Amatius - Antius - Antonius* - Arminus - Arrius - Artorius - Ateius - Atius - "Atilius" - Atrius - Attius - Augustus - Aulus - "Aurelius"* - Ausonius - Atronius - Avisius - Barrius - Blandius - Bruccius - Bruttius - Calatorius - Calidius - Calpurnius - Calventius - Calvinus - "Camillus" - Caprenius - Carius - Caristanius - Cassianus - Celatus - Cipius - "Claudius" - "Clodius" - Clovius - Cluntius - Cominius - Cordius - "Cornelius"* - Cosconius - Crispus* - Curius - Curtius - Decumius - Desticius - Dexius - Didius* - Dillius - Dionysius* - "Domitius" - Dossenius - Drusus - Duccius - Duronius - Egnatius - Epidius - Equitius - "Fabius"* - Fadius - Falerius - Faventinus - Favonius - Fenius - Festinius - Flaccus - "Flavius"* - Flavinius - Flavonius - Floridius - Florius - Floronius - Francus - Fulcinius - Fulvius - Fundanus - Gabinius - Galenus - Galerius - Gallus - Gavius - Gellius - Germanicus* - Granius - Gratus - Gratidius - Helvetius - Helvius - Herennius* - Herius - Herminius - Horatius* - Hortensius - Hosidius - Hostilius - Inventius - Iulius - Julius* - Junius - Justis* - Justus - Juventius - Laetonius - Lafrenius - Lampronius - Liburnius* - Licinius* - Ligustinius - "Livius" - Lollius - Longinus - Loreius - Lucius* - Lucilius - Lusius - Macrinus - Maecilius - Maelius - Mallius - Mamilius - "Manlius" - Manilius - Marcius - Marius - Matius - Maximius* - Memmius - Mercurius* - Messienus - Metilius - Milonius - Minucius* - Modius - Mucius - Munatius - Munius - Murrius - Naevius - Nasennius - Nemetorius - Nepius - Nigidius - Nigilius - Nipius - Norbanus - Novius - Numerius - Octobre* - Olcinius - Oppius - Opsius - Oranius - Otacilius - Papellius - "Papinius" - "Papirius" - Papius - Peltrasius - Pescennius - Petellius - Petilius - Petillius - (Petreius*) - Petronius - "Pinarus" - Piscius - Pisentius - Placidus - Plautius - Plinius - Plotius - Pollius - Pomponius - Pomptinus - Pontidius - Pontius* - Popidius - Portius - "Postumius" - Paesentius - Publicus - Pupius - Quintilius - Quintius* - Quirinius - Rabirius - Rufius - Rufinus - Rufrius - Rufus - Rusonius - "Rutilius" - Sabucius - Sacerdus - Sallustius - Salonius - Salvius - Scipio* - Scribonius - Secundinius - Secundius - Seius - "Sempronius"* - Sennius - Sentius - Septimius - Sepunius - Sepurcius - "Sergius" - "Servilius" - Sestius - Sextilius - Sextius - Sidonius - Silius - Sittius - Socellius - Sornatius - Spurius - Statius - Statlilius - Stertinius - Suedius - "Sulpicius" - Tadius - Talmudius - Tanicius - Tertinius - Tetius - Titius - Titinius - Trebatius - Trebellius - Tremellius - Tuccius - Tullius - Ulpianus - Ulpius - Umbrenius - Urgulanius - Uulius - Vagionius - Vagnius - "Valerius"* - Valgus - Varius - Vassinus - Vatinius - Vedius - Velius* - Velvus - Veranius - Verecundius - Vergilius - Verus* - Vesnius - Vesuvius - Vibenius - Vibidius - Victricius - Viducius - Vinicius - Vipsanius - Viridius - Virius - Vitruvius - Volcatius - Volumnius - Volusenus
THE COGNOMEN - The cognomen was the third of the three names of a Roman Citizen. It was a nickname or personal name; that name which distingushed an individual from all those relatives who might happen to share his or her praenomen and nomen. Often the cognomen was chosen based on some physical or personality trait. Sometimes the cognomen was added later as a recognition of their birthplace or heritage or some special achievement or event in their personal history; for example, Germanicus, Italicus, or Africanus for someone born in, or who achieved a military victory in Germany, Italy or Africa. Many cognomen sounded quite similar with only one or maybe two different letters in the spelling to differentiate them... Aquila - Aquilius - Aquillius, Crispian - Crispin - Crispus. This is not unlike our modern names which can also sound the same, but with minor spelling differences to indicate different families. It is possible to have more than one cognomen; although it was extremely unusual to have more than three.
Some cognomina commemorated or related to a successful military campaign. They were generally taken by a commanding officer. They could also signify a fondness or connection with a particular region.
Africanus - Allobrogicus - Asiaticus - Atticus - Balearicus - Briganticus - Britannicus - Creticus - Dalmaticus - Gaetulicus - Gallicus - Germanicus - Helveticus - Isauricus - Italicus - Macedonicus - Numidicus - Sparticus
The following list of Cognomens is provided for your inspiration and assistance in selecting a suitable Roman Name. You should recognize a number of well known modern names and/or the ancient Roman titles from which many of our modern names are derived. Good Hunting.
Abercius - Abito - Acacius - Acaunus - Acilianus - Adauctus - Adepphius - Adjutor - Adranos - Adventus - Aeacus - Aebutus - Afer - Agaptus - Agatopus - Agelastus - Agorix - Agricola - Agrippa - Agustalis - Ahala - Albinius - Albinus - Albucius - Alethius - Aloysius - Aluredes - Alypius - Amandus - Amantius - Ambrosius - Amor - Amphion - Anatolius - Ancus - Andronicus - Angelus - Antius - Anullinus - Apelles - Apellinus - Aper - Apollonarius - Aponius - Aquila - Aquilius - Aquillius - Aratus - Arcadius - Arcavius - Archarius - Arius - Armiger - Arpagius - Arrianus - Arruntius - Artistus* - Aruns - Arvina - Asellio - Asina - Asprenas - Asprenus - Assanius - Audaios - Audens* - Augendus - Augurnus - Augurius - Augustalis - Augustanus - Augustus - Auila - Aurelianus - Aurelius - Ausonius - Auspex - Auxentius - Auxientius - Auxilius - Avienus - Avitus - Balbillus - Balbus - Balduinus - Bambalio - Bamballio - Banquerius - Barbatus* - Baro - Bassus - Bato - Belenus - Belisarius - Bellator - Belletor - Bellicus - Bellus - Bestia - Betto - Bibaculus - Bibulus - Bitucus - Blandus - Bodenius - Bolanus - Bonifatius - Bonosus - Bonus - Bradua - Brocchus - Bromidus - Bruccius - Brucetus - Bruscius - Brutus - Bubo - Buccio - Bulla - Burcanius - Burrus - Buteo - Caecilianus - Caecina - Caecus - Caelistis - Caelestius - Caelianus - Caelinus - Caepio - Caerellius - Caesar - Calacicus - Calatinus - Caldus - Calenus - Calerus - Caletus - Caligula - Callisunus - Calogerus - Calpornius - Calpurnianus - Calpurnis - Calvinus - Calvus - Camerius - Camillus - Campanus - Candidianus* - Candidus - Candidius - Canio - Canisius - Cantaber - Capito - Capiton - Caprarius - Caracturus - Carantus - Carbo - Carinus - Carisius - Carius - Carnifex - Carus - Casca - Cassianus - Castinus - Castorius - Castus - Catianus - Catilina - Cato - Catonius - Catullus - Catulus - Catus - Cecilianus - Celer - Celsus - Cenaeus - Cencius - Censorinus - Censorius - Centumalus - Cerialis - Cerinthus - Cerularius - Cervianus - Cervidus - Cethegus - Chlorus - Christianus - Cicero - Cico - Cimber - Cinna - Cinnianus - Cita - Cittinus - Civilis - Clarus* - Classicianus - Claudianus - Clemens - Clement - Clodian - Clodianus - Cogitatus - Colias - Collatinus - Columbanus - Columella - Comes - Comitianus - Comitinus - Commidius - Commidus - Commius - Commodus - Concessus - Congrio - Constans - Constantius - Corbulo - Cordus - Cornix - Cornutus - Corvinus - Cosmas - Cotentinus - Cotta - Crassus - Cremutius - Crescentius - Cresces - Crispian - Crispin - Crispus* - Crito - Crotilo - Cucuphas - Culleolus - Cumanus - Cunobarrus - Cupitas - Curio - Cyprianus - Cyprias - Cyricus - Dacien - Dagwalus - Dalmatius - Dama - Damasippus - Damasus - Damian - (Dannicus*) - Dardanius - Dardanus - Decentius - Decianus - Decmitius - Decmus - Dexion - Dexippus - Didicus - Dignus - Dio - Diocletianus - Diocourides - Disertus - Docilinus - Docilus - Dolabella - Dominicus - Domitianus - Donatianus - Donatus - Donicus - Dorotheus - Drusillus - Drusus - Dubitatius - Dulcitius - Durio - Durus - Duvianus - Eborius - Eburnus - Ecdicius - Eclectus - Egbuttius - Egnatius - Elerius - Eliphas - Elpidius - Elvorix - Emeritus - Encratis - Ennecus - Ennius - Ennodius - Eonus - Epidianus - Epimachus - Epolonius - Erasinus - Esdras - Eudomius - Eudoxius - Eugenius - Eugenus - Eulogius - Eumenius - Eunapius - Euphemius - Eustacius - Eutherius - Evodius - Excingus - Exsupereus - Exuperantius - Exupertus - Fabianus - Fabillus - Facilis - Fadus - Fagus - Falco - Falconius - Falx - Famia - Familiaris - Fastidius - Faustillus - Faustinianus - Faustinius - Faustus - Felicissimus - Felissimus - Felix - Ferentinus - Ferreolius - Festus - Fidelis - Figulus - Fimbria - Fimus - Firminus - Firmus - Flaccus - Flavian - Flavianus - Flavillus - Flavinus - Florens - Florentius - Florianus - Florus - Forianus - Fortunatus - Fraucus - Fredisius - Frigidian - Frontalis - Frontinus - Fronto - Fructosis - Frugi - Frugius - Frumentius - Fullofaudes - Fulvianus - Furius - Fuscinus - Fuscus - Gaianus - Gaius - Gala - Galarius - Galerus - Gallus - Galvisius - Garilianus - Gaurus - Gavros - Gavrus - Gelasius - Gellius - Gemellus - Geminianus - Generidus - Genesius - Genialis - Gennadius - Gerardus - Germanus - Germanicus** - Gessius - Geta - Getha - Glabrio - Gladius* - Glaucia - Globulus - Gluvias - Glycia - Gordian Gordianus - Gordio - Gorgonius - Gracchus* - Gracilis - Gratian - Gratidianus - Gregorius - Grumio - Gualterus - Habitus - Hadrianus - Hardalio - Haterius - Helvius - Herculius - Herenus - Herma - Hermina - Hesychius - Hiberus - Hilario - Hilaris - Hilarius - Hirpinius - Hirrus - Hispanus* - Homullus - Honoratus - Horatius - Hortensis - Hortensius - Hortensus - Hosidius - Humilus - Hybrida - Iacomus - Igennus - Ignatius - Indaletius - Indus - Ingenuus - Ingenvinus - Iocundus - Iovinus - Irenaeus - Isatis - Isauricus - Italicus - Ivmarus - Januarius - Javolenus - Jovinianus - Jovinus - Jovius - Juba - Julian - Julianus - Juncinus - Juncus - Junianus - Justianus - Justin - Justinianus - Justinus - Justus* - Juvenlis - Kaeso - Lactantius - Laeca - Laenas - Laetinianus - Laevinus - Larcius - Lartius - Lateranus - Latinius - Laurentius - Leddicus - Lentullus - Lentulus - Leon - Leontius - Lepidus - Lepontus - Leptis - Libanius - Liberalis - Libo - Licinianus - Licinius - Ligur - Ligustinus - Limetanus - Linus - Litorius - Littera - Litumaris - Livianus - Livigenus - Lovernianus - Lovernius - Lucan - Lucanus - Lucianus - Lucilianus Lucretius - Luctacus - Lucullus - Lunaris - Luonercus - Lupercus - Lupicinus - Lupinus - Lupis* - Lurco - Lurio - Lutherius - Lutorius - Maccalus - Macrinus - Macro - Macrobius - Mactator - Maecenus - Maecius - Magnentius - Magnus - Magunnus - Maius - Major - Malchus - Mallus - Maltinus - Mancinus - Manlius - Mansuetus - Marcallas - Marcellinus - Marcellus** - Marcialis - Marcipor - Margarita - Marinianus - Marinus - Maritialis - Maritimus - Marius - Maro - Marsallas* - Marsicus - Marsus - Marsyas - Martial* - Martialis - Martianus - Martinus - Martius* - Martyrius - Marullinus - Marullus - Maternus - Matho - Mauricius - Maursus - Maximian - Maximianus - Maximinius - Maximinus - Maximus* - Medullinus - Megellus - Melissus - Melitus - Mellitus - Melus - Meminius - Memmius - Memor - Mercator - Mercurialis - Mercurinus - Merula - Messala - Messor - Metellus - Metilius - Metunus - Micianus - Mico - Micon - Milonius - Minervalis - Minianus - Minicianus - Moderatus - Molacus - Momus - Montanus - Montaus - Mordanticus - Mucianus - Muco - Muncius - Murena - Mus - Musa - Musicus - Mutilus - Mutius - Nabor - Naevius - Narcissus - Narses - Nasica - Naso - Natalinus - Natalis* - Naucratius - Nazarius - Nectaridus - Nelius - Nemesianus - Nemnogenus - Neneus - Nennius - Nepos - Nero - Nertomarus - Nerva - Nicasius - Nicetius - Nigellus - Niger - Nigidius - Nigrinus - Niraemius - Nolus - Nonius - Noster - Novation - Novellius - Numerianus - Numonis - Oceanus - Octavian - Octavianus - Octobrianus - Olennius - Olympicus - Opilio - Opimius - Opis - Optatus - Orientalis - Orientius - Orissus - Orosius - Osterianus - Otho - Ovinus* - Pacatianus - Pachomius - Pacuvianus - Paenula - Paetinus - Paetus - Palicamus - Pamphilius - Panaetius - Pansa - Pantensus - Pantera - Panthera - Papinian - Papus - Paratus - Parnesius - Pascentius - Pastor - Paterculus - Paternus - Patiens - Patricius - Paulinus - Paullus - Pavo - Pelagius - Pennus - Peregrinus - Perennis - Perpenna - Perperna - Pertacus - Pertinax - Petasius - Petreius - Petronax - Petrus - Philippus - Photius - Pictor - Pilatus - Pilus - Pinarius - Pio* - Piso - Pius - Placidus - Planta - Plautis - Plautius - Plautus - Pleminius - Pollienus - Pollio - Polus - Polybius - Pompolussa - Pomponius - Poplicola - Porcus - Porphyrius - Postumianus - Postumus - Potitus - Praetextus - Prilidianus - Primanus - Primulus - Primus - Prisca - Priscian - Priscillian - Priscillianus - Priscus - Probus - Processus - Proceus - Proculus - Procyon - Profuterius - Propertius - Protacius - Protus - Proxsimus - Publianus - Publicola - Pudens - Pudentius - Pulcher - Pulcherius - Pullus - Pusinnus - Pustula - Quartinus - Quarto - Quatruus - Quentin - Quietus - Quintilianus - Quintilius - Quintillius - Quintillus - Quiriac - Quiricus - Quirinalis - Ramio - Ramirus - Ravilla - Reburrus - Receptus - Rectus - Regillus - Reginus - Regulus - Remigius - Remus - Renatus - Respectus - Restitutus - Rex - Ripanus - Rogatus - Rogelius - Romanus* - Romulianus - Romulus - Roscius - Rubico* - Rufinianus - Rufinus - Rufrius - Rufus - Rullus - Ruricius - Ruso - Rusticus - Rutilianus - Sabellius - Sabinianus - Sabinus - Saenus - Salinator - Salonianus - Saloninus - Salonius - Salvian - Salvianus - Salvius - Sanctus - Sandilianus - Sanga - Sarimarcus - Sarrius - Saturninus - Saunio - Scaevola - Scapula - Scaro - Scato - Scaurus - Schlerus - Scipio* - Scribonianus - Scrofa - Sebastianus - Secundas - Segestes - Sejanus - Sellic - Seneca - Senecianus - Senecio - Senilis - Senna - Senopianus - Sentius - Septimianus - Sergius - Seronatus - Serranus - Sertorius - Servanus - Servatius - Servilius - Seuso - Severlinus - Severus - Sevso - Sevtonius* - Siculus - Sidonius - Sigilis - Silanus - Silius - Silo - Silus - Silvanus - Similis - Simo - Simplex - Simplicianus - Siricus - Sisenna - Sisinnius - Sita - Sollemnis - Sorex - Sorio - Sosius - Sotericus - Soulinus - Sparticus - Spendius - Speratus - Statius - Stichus - Strabo - Sudrenus - Suilius - Sulinus - Sulla - Sulpicius - Super - Superbus - Superstes - Sura - Surinus - Surius - Surus* - Sylla - Sylvian - Sylvius - Symmachus - Symphorian - Sympronian - Synistor - Synnodus - Tacitus - Taenaris - Tancinus - Tanicus - Tarquinius - Tarsicius - Tasius - Tatian - Taurinus* - Telesinus - Terenteianus - Tertius - Tertullian - Tertullianus - Tertulus - Tetricus - Tetullianus - Thrasea - (Tibaronies*) - Tiberillus - Tiberinus - Tibullus - Tiburs - Tiburtius - Ticinius - Titianus - Titillus - Torquatus - Toutius - Traianus - Trailus - Tranio - Tranquillus - Trebellius - Trebius - Trebonianus - Trebonius - Tremerus - Tremorinus - Trenico - Trenus - Triarius - Trifer - Triferus - Trimalchio - Trogus - Trupo - Tuccianus - Tuditanus - Tullius - Tullas - Tullius - Turibius - Turpilianus - Turpilinus - Turpilias - Tuticanus - Tutor - Typhoeus - Tyranus - Ulfila - Ulixes - Ulpian - Umbonius - Urbicus - Ursacius - Ursinus - Ursus - Uticensis - Vala - Valens - Valentinian - Valentinus - Valerian - Valerianus - Valgus - Varialus - Varro - Varus* - Vatia - Vedrix - Vegetius - Velius* - Velus - Venatio* - Venantius - Venator - Ventor - Venustinius - Vepgenus - Veranius - Verecundus - Vergilius - Verinus - Verres - Verrucosis - Verullus - Verulus - Verus - Vespasianus - Vespillo - Vestinus - Vestorius - Vetranio - Vettonianus - Veturius - Viator - Vibennis - Vibius - Vibullius - Victor - Victorinus - Victricius - Vincentius - Vindex - Vinicianus - Vipsanius - Virginius - Viridio - Virilis - Virnius - Vitalinus - Vitalion - Vitalis - Vitoricus - Vitulus - Vitus - Vocula - Volturcius - Volusenus - Volusianus - Vonones - Vopiscus - Voteporix - Vulso - Zeno - Zoilus - Zosimus
The following is a list of female names from history. It's intended only as a source of inspiration; you are not required to take the name of a historical figure. Often people will take elements from two or three names for their own.
Aconia Paulina - Aelia Domitia Paulina - Aelia Flacilla - Aelia Paetina - Aemilia Lepida - Agrippina - Alfidia - Alypia - Ancharia - Annia Aurelia Faustina - Annia Faustina - Annia Fundania Faustina - Annia Galeria Faustina - Annia Galeria Aurelia Faustina - Annia Lucilla - Antistia - Antonia - Aquilia Severa - Arrecina Tertulla - Arria - Arria Fadilla - Atia - Aurelia - Baebiana - Bruttia Crispina - Caecilia Attica - Caecilia Metella - Ceacilia Paulina - Caesonia - Claudia - Claudia Antonia - Claudia Pulchra - Clodia - Cornelia - Cornelia Supera - Crispina - Didia Clara - Domitia - Domitia Longina - Domitia Lucilla - Domitia Paulina - Domitilla - Drusilla - Dryantilla - Euphemia - Eutropia - Fabia - Fadia - Faltonia Betitia Proba - Fannia - Fausta - Faustina - Flavia Domitilla - Fulvia - Galeria Valeria - Galla - Galla Placidia - Gnaea Seia Herennia Sallustia Barbia Orbiana - Gratidia - Helena - Helvia - Herennia Etruscilla - Honoria - Hostia - Julia - Julia Aquila Severa - Julia Domna - Julia Livilla - Julia Paula - Junia Calvina - Justina - Leontia - Lepida - Licinia - Livia* - Livia Drusilla - Livia Julia - Livia Ocellina - Livia Orestilla - Livilla - Livilla Claudia - Lollia Paulina - Lucilla - Maecia Faustina - Magia - Magna Urbica - Manlia Scantilla - Marcella - Marcia - Marcia Furnilla - Marciana - Mariniara - Matidia - Messalina - Minervina - Mucia - Mummia Achaica - Munatia Plancina - Octavia - Ocellina* - Orbiana - Otacilia Severa - Paccia Marciana - Papianilla - Papiria - Paulina - Placidia - Plautia Urgulanilla - Plautilla - Plotina - Pompeia - Pompeia Plotina - Popillia - Poppaea - Poppaea Sabina - Porcia - Prisca - Pulcheria - Sabina - Salonina - Salonina Matidia - Sempronia - Servilia - Severa - Severina - Statilia Messalina - Sulpicia - Terentia - Titiana - Tranquillina - Tullia - Turia - Ulpia - Ulpia Marciana - Urgulania - Urgunalla - Valeria Messalina - Verina - Vibia Matina - Vibia Sabina - Violentilla - Vipsania - Vipsania Agrippina - Vistilia
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