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Cognomina is a noun referring to the plural form of the word cognomen, which is a surname or nickname
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- plural of cognomen
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Various cognomina are found in imperial times.
Names that might be nomina or cognomina have not been included.
The cognomina are now so confused that it is impossible to determine which was which.
Branches and cognomina.
Other cognomina are found under the Empire.
Here is a list of some ancient republican cognomina with their meanings.
A few cognomina are found in Imperial times.
This is a list of Roman cognomina.
Such nicknames were typical for cognomina and were the base of old gentilician names.
Some of the Munatii do not appear to have borne cognomina.
Sometimes very eminent Romans were given honorific cognomina in recognition of their great achievements.
Some of the Hostilii do not appear to have had cognomina.
The Cognomina is a secret society of people who possess total recall of their past lives.
The Caesii under the Republic are not known to have used any regular cognomina.
The regular cognomina of the Livii are all Latin.
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Ancient Roman cognomina.
These geographical cognomina should be distinguished from honorific cognomina like Germanicus or Britannicus.
List of Roman cognomina.
The cognomina of the Aufidii under the Republic are Lurco and Orestes.
Care must be taken to distinguish between these names and women 's cognomina.
The cognomina of the gens Antia under the Republic were Briso and Restio.
Under the Empire, the number of cognomina increased dramatically.
The other surnames found during the Republic, such as Atticus, were personal cognomina.
The cognomina Regillus and Buca apparently belonged to short-lived families.
The nomen Reginius belongs to a class of gentilicia formed from cognomina ending in -inus.
The cognomina which occur in this gens under the Republic are Peducaeanus, Philo, and Postumus.
The main families of the Terentii used the cognomina Culleo, Lucanus, and Varro.
The principle cognomina of the Terentii during the Republic are Culleo, Lucanus, and Varro.
The three main branches of the Acilii bore the cognomina Aviola, Balbus, and Glabrio.
The cognomina of this gens are Decianus, Pansa, and Saturninus.
NOTOC __ This is a list of Roman cognomina.
The cognomina of the Atii are Balbus, Rufus, and Varus.
French humanist Gallicus, a Roman cognomina Mars gallicus, a 1635 pamphlet written by Cornelius Jansen.
The only cognomina appearing on coins are Hispaniensis, Labeo, Maximus, and Pictor.
The only cognomina found on coins are Bala, Lamia, Paetus, and Sejanus.
The other cognomina during this time are Hemina, Parmensis, Sabaco, Varus, and Viscellinus.
They bore cognomina such as Balbus, Ligur, Marsus, and Naso.
The only cognomina which occur on coins are Crassus, Macer, Murena, Nerva, and Stolo.
