The gens (plural gentes) was a

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family, of Italic or Etruscan origins, consisting of all those individuals who shared the same '' nomen'' and claimed descent from a common ancestor. It was an important social and legal structure in early Roman history.'' Harper's Dictionary of Classical Literature and Antiquities'', Second Edition,

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, Editor (1897)'' Oxford Classical Dictionary'', 2nd Ed. (1970) The distinguishing characteristic of a gens was the , or ''gentile name''. Every member of a gens, whether by birth or

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, bore this name. All nomina were based on other nouns, such as

personal names A personal name, or full name, in onomastic terminology also known as prosoponym (from Ancient Greek πρόσωπον / ''prósōpon'' - person, and ὄνομα / ''onoma'' - name), is the set of names by which an individual person is know ...

, occupations, physical characteristics or behaviors, or locations. Consequently, most of them ended with the adjectival termination ''-ius'' (''-ia'' in the feminine form). Nomina ending in , , , and are typical of

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families. Faliscan gentes frequently had nomina ending in ''-ios'', while Samnite and other

Oscan Oscan is an extinct Indo-European language of southern Italy. The language is in the Osco-Umbrian or Sabellic branch of the Italic languages. Oscan is therefore a close relative of Umbrian. Oscan was spoken by a number of tribes, including t ...

-speaking peoples of southern Italy had nomina ending in ''-iis''.

Umbri The Umbri were an Italic people of ancient Italy. A region called Umbria still exists and is now occupied by Italian speakers. It is somewhat smaller than the ancient Umbria. Most ancient Umbrian cities were settled in the 9th-4th centuries BC on ...

an nomina typically end in ''-as'', ''-anas'', ''-enas'', or ''-inas'', while nomina ending in ''-arna'', ''-erna'', ''-ena'', ''-enna'', ''-ina'', or ''-inna'' are characteristic of Etruscan families. The word ''gens'' is feminine, and the name of a gens was also feminine.

Marcus Valerius Corvus Marcus Valerius Corvus (c. 370–270 BC) was a military commander and politician from the early-to-middle period of the Roman Republic. During his career he was elected consul six times, first at the age of twenty-three. He was appointed dictat ...

was a member of ''gens Valeria''. ''Valerius'' was his nomen. His son's nomen would have been ''Valerius'', and his daughter's ''Valeria''. Male members of his gens were collectively called ''Valerii'', and female members ''Valeriae''. If a member of the gens were adopted into another family, he would assume the nomen of that gens, followed by the ''

cognomen A ''cognomen'' (; plural ''cognomina''; from ''con-'' "together with" and ''(g)nomen'' "name") was the third name of a citizen of ancient Rome, under Roman naming conventions. Initially, it was a nickname, but lost that purpose when it became here ...

'' ''Valerianus''. In the following list, "I" and "J" are treated as separate letters, as are "U" and "V". The letter "K" was rare in Latin, and the few nomina occasionally spelled with this letter were usually spelled with "C". No Roman gentes began with "X", and the letters "Y" and "Z" occurred only in names borrowed from Greek. The letter "W" did not exist in Classical Latin.

A

* Abronia * Abudia * Aburia * Accia * Accoleia * Acerronia * Acilia * Aconia * Actoria *

Acutia ''Acutia'' is a monotypic moth genus of the family Pyralidae The Pyralidae, commonly called pyralid moths, snout moths or grass moths, are a family of Lepidoptera in the ditrysian superfamily Pyraloidea. In many (particularly older) clas ...

* Aebutia * Aedinia * Aelia * Aemilia * Afinia * Afrania * Agoria *

Albania Albania ( ; sq, Shqipëri or ), or , also or . officially the Republic of Albania ( sq, Republika e Shqipërisë), is a country in Southeastern Europe. It is located on the Adriatic and Ionian Seas within the Mediterranean Sea and share ...

* Albatia * Albia * Albinia * Albinovana * Albucia *

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* Alfia * Alfidia * Allectia * Alliena * Amafinia * Amatia *

Ambrosia In the ancient Greek myths, ''ambrosia'' (, grc, ἀμβροσία 'immortality'), the food or drink of the Greek gods, is often depicted as conferring longevity or immortality upon whoever consumed it. It was brought to the gods in Olympus ...

* Ampia *

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* Ancharia * Anicia * Annaea * Anneia * Annia * Anquirinnia * Antia * Antistia *

Antonia Antonia may refer to: People * Antonia (name), including a list of people with the name * Antonia gens, a Roman family, any woman of the gens was named ''Antonia'' * Antônia (footballer) * Antônia Melo Entertainment * ''Antonia's Line'', ori ...

* Apisia *

Aponia "Aponia" ( grc, ἀπονία) means the absence of pain, and was regarded by the Epicureans to be the height of bodily pleasure. As with the other Hellenistic schools of philosophy, the Epicureans believed that the goal of human life is happine ...

* Appia * Appuleia * Apronia * Apustia * Aquillia * Aquinia * Arellia * Arennia * Arminia * Arpineia * Arrecina * Arria * Arruntia * Articuleia * Artoria * Asconia *

Asellia ''Asellia'' is a genus of bat in the family Hipposideridae. It contains the following species: * Arabian trident bat (''Asellia arabica'') * Somalian trident bat (''Asellia italosomalica'') * Patrizi's trident leaf-nosed bat (''Asellia patrizii ...

* Asinia * Ateia * Aternia * Atia * Atilia * Atinia * Atria *

Attia Attia may refer to: * Attia (gens), a plebeian family at Rome Given name * Attia Al Nashwy (born 1988), Egyptian footballer * Attia El-Sayed Aly (born 1954), Egyptian volleyball player *Attia Hamouda (1914–1992), Egyptian weightlifter * Attia ...

* Audasia * Aufeia * Aufidia * Aulia * Aurelia * Auria * Aurunculeia * Ausonia * Autronia *

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* Aviana * Avidia * Aviena * Avilia *

Axia Axia may refer to: * Axia (gens), an ancient Roman family * Axia, a division of Telos Systems * Axia, a Japanese market brand of cassette tapes and optical media by Fujifilm * ''Axia'' (album), the 1985 debut album from Japanese singer Yuki Saito ...

B

* Babria * Baebia * Balonia * Balventia * Bantia * Barbatia * Barria * Bavia *

Bellia ''Bellia picta'' is a species of crab that lives around the coasts of South America, and the only species in the genus ''Bellia''. On the Atlantic coast, it is found in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, while on the Pacific coast, it is found off Pe ...

* Bellicia * Belliena * Betiliena * Betitia * Betua * Betucia * Blandia * Blossia * Boionia * Bruttia * Bucculeia * Burbuleia * Burriena

C

* Caecia * Caecilia * Caecinia * Caedicia *

Caelia Caelia (or Celia) is a Fairy Queen in Richard Johnson's romance ''Tom a Lincoln''. Caelia is the ruler of an island called "Fairy Land," populated by women who have slain their warmongering men. She begs Tom and his companions to stay on the islan ...

* Caeparia * Caepasia *

Caerellia Caerellia (fl. 1st c. BCE) was a Roman lady distinguished for her philosophical pursuits. A friend of Cicero who shared his interest in philosophy. She attempted to mend his relationship with his second wife whom he had divorced. She was accused b ...

* Caesellia * Caesennia * Caesetia *

Caesia ''Caesia'' is a genus of herbs in the family Asphodelaceae, subfamily Hemerocallidoideae,Stevens, P.F. (2001 onwards)"Hemerocallidoideae" ''Angiosperm Phylogeny Website''. Retrieved 2016-06-10. native to Australia, New Guinea, Madagascar and ...

* Caesonia * Caesulena * Caetronia * Calavia * Calesterna * Calidia * Calpurnia * Calventia * Calvisia * Campatia * Cania * Canidia * Caninia * Cantia * Cantilia * Canuleia * Canutia * Carfulena *

Caria Caria (; from Greek: Καρία, ''Karia''; tr, Karya) was a region of western Anatolia extending along the coast from mid- Ionia (Mycale) south to Lycia and east to Phrygia. The Ionian and Dorian Greeks colonized the west of it and joine ...

* Carisia * Caristania * Carpinatia * Carrinatia *

Carteia Carteia ( grc, Καρτηίᾳ) was a Phoenician and Roman town at the head of the Bay of Gibraltar in Spain. It was established at the most northerly point of the bay, next to the town of San Roque, about halfway between the modern cities of Alg ...

* Carvilia *

Casperia Casperia is a '' comune'' (municipality) in the Province of Rieti in the Italian region Latium, located about northeast of Rome and about southwest of Rieti. As of 31 December 2004, it had a population of 1,164 and an area of .All demographics ...

* Cassia * Castricia * Castrinia *

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* Catiena * Catilia * Ceionia * Centenia * Ceppuleia * Cervonia * Cestia * Cicereia * Cilnia * Cincia *

Cispia ''Cispia'' is a genus of tussock moths in the family Erebidae The Erebidae are a family of moths in the superfamily Noctuoidea. The family is among the largest families of moths by species count and contains a wide variety of well-known mac ...

* Classidia * Claudia * Cloelia * Cluentia * Clutoria * Cluvia * Cocceia * Coelia * Cominia * Condetia * Consentia * Consia * Considia * Coponia *

Cordia ''Cordia'' is a genus of flowering plants in the borage family, Boraginaceae. It contains about 300 species of shrubs and trees, that are found worldwide, mostly in warmer regions. Many of the species are commonly called manjack, while ''bocote ...

* Corfidia * Cornelia *

Cornificia Cornificia (c. 85 BCc. 40 BC) was a Roman poet and writer of epigrams of the 1st century BC. Life Cornificia belongs to the last generation of the Roman Republic.Stevenson, Jane: ''Women Latin Poets: Language, Gender, and Authority from Antiqui ...

* Coruncania * Cosconia * Cossinia *

Cossutia Cossutia was a Roman woman who became engaged to Julius Caesar prior to his reaching adulthood. There has been debate among historians on whether the marriage actually occurred. Biography Early life Cossutia belonged to a very wealthy equestrian ...

Cotia Cotia is a municipality in the state of São Paulo in Brazil. It is part of the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo. The population is 253,608 (2020 est.) in an area of 323.99 km². The city is at an elevation of 853 m. Cotia is linked with th ...

* Cottia * Crassicia * Cremutia * Crepereia * Critonia * Cupiennia *

Curia Curia (Latin plural curiae) in ancient Rome referred to one of the original groupings of the citizenry, eventually numbering 30, and later every Roman citizen was presumed to belong to one. While they originally likely had wider powers, they came ...

* Curiatia * Curtia * Curtilia * Cusinia * Cuspia

D

* Decia * Decidia * Decimia * Dellia * Desticia * Dexsia * Didia * Digitia * Dillia *

Domitia {{For, the genus of beetles, Domitia (beetle) Domitia is the name of women from the '' gens'' Domitia of Ancient Rome. Women from the ''gens'' include: * Domitia (aunt of Messalina), aunt of Roman emperor Nero and empress Messalina * Domitia L ...

* Duccia * Duilia * Durmia *

Duronia Duronia is a ''comune'' (municipality) in the Province of Campobasso in the Italy, Italian region Molise, located about northwest of Campobasso. As of 31 December 2004, it had a population of 473 and an area of .All demographics and other statisti ...

E

* Eggia * Egilia * Egnatia gens, Egnatia * Egnatuleia gens, Egnatuleia * Egrilia gens, Egrilia * Elvia gens, Elvia * Ennia gens, Ennia * Epidia gens, Epidia * Eppia gens, Eppia * Equitia gens, Equitia * Erucia gens, Erucia

F

* Fabia gens, Fabia * Fabricia gens, Fabricia * Fadena gens, Fadena * Fadia gens, Fadia * Faenia gens, Faenia * Falcidia gens, Falcidia * Faleria gens, Faleria * Faminia gens, Faminia * Fannia gens, Fannia * Farsuleia gens, Farsuleia * Faucia gens, Faucia * Favonia gens, Favonia * Festinia gens, Festinia * Fidiculania gens, Fidiculania * Firmia gens, Firmia * Flaminia gens, Flaminia * Flavia gens, Flavia * Flavinia gens, Flavinia * Flavoleia gens, Flavoleia * Flavonia gens, Flavonia * Floria gens, Floria * Floridia gens, Floridia * Floronia gens, Floronia * Fonteia gens, Fonteia * Foslia gens, Foslia * Fufia gens, Fufia * Fuficia gens, Fuficia * Fufidia gens, Fufidia * Fulcinia gens, Fulcinia * Fulginatia gens, Fulginatia * Fulvia gens, Fulvia * Fundania gens, Fundania * Furia gens, Furia * Furnia gens, Furnia

G

* Gabinia gens, Gabinia * Galeria gens, Galeria * Gallia gens, Gallia * Gargonia gens, Gargonia * Gavia gens, Gavia * Gegania gens, Gegania * Gellia gens, Gellia * Geminia gens, Geminia * Genucia gens, Genucia * Gessia gens, Gessia * Glicia gens, Glicia * Grania gens, Grania * Gratidia gens, Gratidia * Gratia gens, Gratia

H

* Hateria gens, Hateria * Heia gens, Heia * Helvia gens, Helvia * Helvidia gens, Helvidia * Herennia gens, Herennia * Herennuleia gena, Herennuleia * Herminia gens, Herminia * Hirria gens, Hirria * Hirtia gens, Hirtia * Hirtuleia gens, Hirtuleia * Horatia gens, Horatia * Hordeonia gens, Hordeonia * Hortensia gens, Hortensia * Hosidia gens, Hosidia * Hostia gens, Hostia * Hostilia gens, Hostilia

I

* Iallia gens, Iallia * Iasdia gens, Iasdia * Iccia gens, Iccia * Icilia gens, Icilia * Ignia gens, Ignia * Insteia gens, Insteia * Istacidia gens, Istacidia * Iteia gens, Iteia * Ituria gens, Ituria

J

* Jania gens, Jania * Javolena gens, Javolena * Jucundia gens, Jucundia * Julia gens, Julia * Juncia gens, Juncia * Junia gens, Junia * Justia gens, Justia * Justinia gens, Justinia * Juventia gens, Juventia

L

* Laberia gens, Laberia * Labiena gens, Labiena * Laceria gens, Laceria * Laecania gens, Laecania * Laelia gens, Laelia * Laenia gens, Laenia * Laetilia gens, Laetilia * Laetoria gens, Laetoria * Lafrenia gens, Lafrenia * Lamponia gens, Lamponia * Laronia gens, Laronia * Lartia gens, Lartia * Latinia gens, Latinia * Lavinia gens, Lavinia * Lemonia gens, Lemonia * Lentidia gens, Lentidia * Lepidia gens, Lepidia * Libertia gens, Libertia * Liburnia gens, Liburnia * Licinia gens, Licinia * Ligaria gens, Ligaria * Livia gens, Livia * Livinia gens, Livinia * Lollia gens, Lollia * Longinia gens, Longinia * Loreia gens, Loreia * Lucceia gens, Lucceia * Lucia gens, Lucia * Luciena gens, Luciena * Lucilia gens, Lucilia * Lucretia gens, Lucretia * Luria gens, Luria * Luscia gens, Luscia * Lusia gens, Lusia * Lutatia gens, Lutatia

M

* Maccia gens, Maccia * Macrinia gens, Macrinia * Maecenatia gens, Maecenatia * Maecia gens, Maecia * Maecilia gens, Maecilia * Maelia gens, Maelia * Maenatia gens, Maenatia * Maenia gens, Maenia * Maevia gens, Maevia * Magia gens, Magia * Mallia gens, Mallia * Mamercia gens, Mamercia * Mamilia gens, Mamilia * Manilia gens, Manilia * Manlia gens, Manlia * Marcia gens, Marcia * Maria gens, Maria * Martinia gens, Martinia * Matia gens, Matia * Matiena gens, Matiena * Matinia gens, Matinia * Matrinia gens, Matrinia * Maximia gens, Maximia * Memmia gens, Memmia * Menenia gens, Menenia * Menia gens, Menia * Mescinia gens, Mescinia * Messia gens, Messia * Messiena gens, Messiena * Mestria gens, Mestria * Metilia gens, Metilia * Mettia gens, Mettia * Milonia gens, Milonia * Mimesia gens, Mimesia * Minatia gens, Minatia * Minia gens, Minia * Minicia gens, Minicia * Minidia gens, Minidia * Minucia gens, Minucia * Modia gens, Modia * Mucia gens, Mucia * Mummia gens, Mummia * Munatia gens, Munatia * Munia gens, Munia * Murria gens, Murria * Mussidia gens, Mussidia * Mustia gens, Mustia * Mutia gens, Mutia * Mutilia gens, Mutilia

N

* Naevia gens, Naevia * Nasennia gens, Nasennia * Nasidia gens, Nasidia * Nasidiena gens, Nasidiena * Nautia gens, Nautia * Neratia gens, Neratia * Nerfinia gens, Nerfinia * Neria gens, Neria * Nicomachi * Nigidia gens, Nigidia * Ninnia gens, Ninnia * Nipia gens, Nipia * Nonia gens, Nonia * Norbana gens, Norbana * Novellia gens, Novellia * Novia gens, Novia * Numeria gens, Numeria * Numicia gens, Numicia * Numisia gens, Numisia * Numitoria gens, Numitoria * Nummia gens, Nummia * Numonia gens, Numonia * Nunnuleia gens, Nunnuleia * Nymphidia gens, Nymphidia

O

* Obellia gens, Obellia * Obultronia gens, Obultronia * Occia gens, Occia * Oclatia gens, Oclatia * Oclatinia gens, Oclatinia * Ocratia gens, Ocratia * Octavena gens, Octavena * Octavia gens, Octavia * Ofania gens, Ofania * Ofilia gens, Ofilia * Ogulnia gens, Ogulnia * Ollia gens, Ollia * Opellia gens, Opellia * Opetreia gens, Opetreia * Opimia gens, Opimia * Opiternia gens, Opiternia * Oppia gens, Oppia * Oppidia gens, Oppidia * Opsia gens, Opsia * Opsidia gens, Opsidia * Opsilia gens, Opsilia * Orania gens, Orania * Orbia gens, Orbia * Orbicia gens, Orbicia * Orbilia gens, Orbilia * Orchia gens, Orchia * Orcivia gens, Orcivia * Orfia gens, Orfia * Orfidia gens, Orfidia * Oscia gens, Oscia * Ostoria gens, Ostoria * Otacilia gens, Otacilia * Ovidia gens, Ovidia * Ovinia gens, Ovinia

P

* Paccia gens, Paccia * Pacidia gens, Pacidia * Pacilia gens, Pacilia * Paconia gens, Paconia * Pactumeia gens, Pactumeia * Pacuvia gens, Pacuvia * Palfuria gens, Palfuria * Palpellia gens, Palpellia * Pantuleia gens, Pantuleia * Papia gens, Papia * Papinia gens, Papinia * Papiria gens, Papiria * Pasidia gens, Pasidia * Pasidiena gens, Pasidiena * Passiena gens, Passiena * Patulcia gens, Patulcia * Pedania gens, Pedania * Pedia gens, Pedia * Peducaea gens, Peducaea * Peltrasia gens, Peltrasia * Percennia gens, Percennia * Perpernia gens, Perpernia * Persia gens, Persia * Pescennia gens, Pescennia * Petillia gens, Petillia * Petreia gens, Petreia * Petronia gens, Petronia * Petrosidia gens, Petrosidia * Pilia gens, Pilia * Pinaria gens, Pinaria * Pinnia gens, Pinnia * Pisentia gens, Pisentia * Placidia gens, Placidia * Plaetoria gens, Plaetoria * Plaguleia gens, Plaguleia * Plancia gens, Plancia * Plaria gens, Plaria * Plautia gens, Plautia * Pleminia gens, Pleminia * Plinia gens, Plinia * Poetelia gens, Poetelia * Pollia gens, Pollia * Pompeia gens, Pompeia * Pompilia gens, Pompilia * Pomponia gens, Pomponia * Pomptina gens, Pomptina * Pontia gens, Pontia * Pontidia gens, Pontidia * Pontilia gens, Pontilia * Pontiliena gens, Pontiliena * Popillia gens, Popillia * Popaedia gens, Popaedia * Popidia gens, Popidia * Poppaea gens, Poppaea * Porcia gens, Porcia * Postumia gens, Postumia * Postumulena gens, Postumulena * Potitia gens, Potitia * Praecilia gens, Praecilia * Praeconia gens, Praeconia * Prastinia gens, Prastinia * Precia gens, Precia * Priscia gens, Priscia * Procilia gens, Procilia * Proculeia gens, Proculeia * Propertia gens, Propertia * Publicia gens, Publicia * Publilia gens, Publilia * Pupia gens, Pupia

Q

* Quartia gens, Quartia * Quartinia gens, Quartinia * Quinctia gens, Quinctia * Quinctilia gens, Quinctilia * Quirinia gens, Quirinia

R

* Rabiria gens, Rabiria * Rabonia gens, Rabonia * Rabuleia gens, Rabuleia * Racilia gens, Racilia * Raecia gens, Raecia * Ragonia gens, Ragonia * Rammia gens, Rammia * Rania gens, Rania * Rasinia gens, Rasinia * Reginia gens, Reginia * Remmia gens, Remmia * Rennia gens, Rennia * Resia gens, Resia * Romania gens, Romania * Romilia gens, Romilia * Roscia gens, Roscia * Rubellia gens, Rubellia * Rubrena gens, Rubrena * Rubria gens, Rubria * Rufia gens, Rufia * Rufinia gens, Rufinia * Rufria gens, Rufria * Rullia gens, Rullia * Rupilia gens, Rupilia * Rusonia gens, Rusonia * Rustia gens, Rustia * Rusticelia gens, Rusticelia * Rutilia gens, Rutilia

S

* Sabellia gens, Sabellia * Sabidia gens, Sabidia * Sabinia gens, Sabinia * Sabucia gens, Sabucia * Saenia gens, Saenia * Safinia gens, Safinia * Saliena gens, Saliena * Sallustia gens, Sallustia * Salonia gens, Salonia * Saltia gens, Saltia * Saltoria gens, Saltoria * Salvia gens, Salvia * Salvidia gens, Salvidia * Salvidiena gens, Salvidiena * Salviena gens, Salviena * Sammia gens, Sammia * Sanquinia gens, Sanquinia * Saria gens, Saria * Sariolena gens, Sariolena * Satellia gens, Satellia * Satria gens, Satria * Satriena gens, Satriena * Sattia gens, Sattia * Saturia gens, Saturia * Saufeia gens, Saufeia * Scaevia gens, Scaevia * Scaevinia gens, Scaevinia * Scandilia gens, Scandilia * Scantia gens, Scantia * Scantinia gens, Scantinia * Scaptia gens, Scaptia * Scoedia gens, Scoedia * Scribonia gens, Scribonia * Scutaria gens, Scutaria * Seccia gens, Seccia * Secundia gens, Secundia * Secundinia gens, Secundinia * Sedatia gens, Sedatia * Segulia gens, Segulia * Seia gens, Seia * Selicia gens, Selicia * Sellia gens, Sellia * Sempronia gens, Sempronia * Sennia gens, Sennia * Sentia gens, Sentia * Seppia gens, Seppia * Seppiena gens, Seppiena * Septicia gens, Septicia * Septimia gens, Septimia * Septimuleia gens, Septimuleia * Septueia gens, Septueia * Sepullia gens, Sepullia * Sepunia gens, Sepunia * Sergia gens, Sergia * Seria gens, Seria * Sertoria gens, Sertoria * Servaea gens, Servaea * Servenia gens, Servenia * Servia gens, Servia * Servilia gens, Servilia * Sestia gens, Sestia * Severia gens, Severia * Sextia gens, Sextia * Sextilia gens, Sextilia * Sibidiena gens, Sibidiena * Sicinia gens, Sicinia * Silia gens, Silia * Silicia gens, Silicia * Silvia gens, Silvia * Simplicia gens, Simplicia * Simplicinia gens, Simplicinia * Sinicia gens, Sinicia * Sinnia gens, Sinnia * Sittia gens, Sittia * Socellia gens, Socellia * Sollia gens, Sollia * Sornatia gens, Sornatia * Sosia gens, Sosia * Sotidia gens, Sotidia * Spedia gens, Spedia * Spellia gens, Spellia * Splattia gens, Splattia * Spuria gens, Spuria * Spurilia gens, Spurilia * Spurinnia gens, Spurinnia * Staberia gens, Staberia * Staia gens, Staia * Stallia gens, Stallia * Statia gens, Statia * Statilia gens, Statilia * Statinia gens, Statinia * Statoria gens, Statoria * Steia gens, Steia * Stellia gens, Stellia * Stenia gens, Stenia * Stertinia gens, Stertinia * Stlaccia gens, Stlaccia * Strabonia gens, Strabonia * Subria gens, Subria * Suedia gens, Suedia * Suellia gens, Suellia * Suetonia gens, Suetonia * Suettia gens, Suettia * Suilia gens, Suilia * Sulpicia gens, Sulpicia * Surdinia gens, Surdinia * Symmachi

T

* Tadia gens, Tadia * Talia gens, Talia * Tampia gens, Tampia * Tanicia gens, Tanicia * Tannonia gens, Tannonia * Tanusia gens, Tanusia * Tapsennia gens, Tapsennia * Taracia gens, Taracia * Taria gens, Taria * Tariolena gens, Tariolena * Taronia gens, Taronia * Tarpeia gens, Tarpeia * Tarquinia gens, Tarquinia * Tarquitia gens, Tarquitia * Tarrutenia gens, Tarrutenia * Tarutia gens, Tarutia * Tarutilia gens, Tarutilia * Tatia gens, Tatia * Tattia gens, Tattia * Tauria gens, Tauria * Tebana gens, Tebana * Tedia gens, Tedius * Teia gens, Teia * Terentia gens, Terentia * Terentilia gens, Terentilia * Tertia gens, Tertia * Tertinia gens, Tertinia * Tetrinia gens, Tetrinia * Tettia gens, Tettia * Tettidia gens, Tettidia * Tettiena gens, Tettiena * Thorania gens, Thorania * Thoria gens, Thoria * Tiburtia gens, Tiburtia * Ticinia gens, Ticinia * Tifernia gens, Tifernia * Tigellia gens, Tigellia * Tigidia gens, Tigidia * Tillia gens, Tillia * Tineia gens, Tineia * Titania gens, Titania * Titedia gens, Titedia * Titia gens, Titia * Titinia gens, Titinia * Tittia gens, Tittia * Titucia gens, Titucia * Titulena gens, Titulena * Tituria gens, Tituria * Titurnia gens, Titurnia * Traia gens, Traia * Traula gens, Traula * Trausia gens, Trausia * Travia gens, Travia * Trebania gens, Trebania * Trebatia gens, Trebatia * Trebellia gens, Trebellia * Trebelliena gens, Trebelliena * Trebia gens, Trebia * Trebicia gens, Trebicia * Trebonia gens, Trebonia * Trebulana gens, Trebulana * Tremellia gens, Tremellia * Triaria gens, Triaria * Triccia gens, Triccia * Truttedia gens, Truttedia * Tuccia gens, Tuccia * Tudicia gens, Tudicia * Tullia gens, Tullia * Turbonia gens, Turbonia * Turcia gens, Turcia * Turia gens, Turia * Turpilia gens, Turpilia * Turrania gens, Turrania * Turselia gens, Turselia * Tursidia gens, Tursidia * Turullia gens, Turullia * Tuscenia gens, Tuscenia * Tuscilia gens, Tuscilia * Tussania gens, Tussania * Tussidia gens, Tussidia * Tutia gens, Tutia * Tuticana gens, Tuticana * Tuticia gens, Tuticia * Tutilia gens, Tutilia * Tutinia gens, Tutinia * Tutoria gens, Tutoria

U

* Ulpia gens, Ulpia * Umbilia gens, Umbilia * Umbonia gens, Umbonia * Umbrena gens, Umbrena * Umbria gens, Umbria * Umbricia gens, Umbricia * Ummidia gens, Ummidia * Urbania gens, Urbania * Urbicia gens, Urbicia * Urbinia gens, Urbinia * Urgulania gens, Urgulania * Urseia gens, Urseia * Urvinia gens, Urvinia * Utilia gens, Utilia

V

* Valeria gens, Valeria * Varena gens, Varena * Varia gens, Varia * Varinia gens, Varinia * Varisidia gens, Varisidia * Vatinia gens, Vatinia * Vecilia gens, Vecilia * Vedia gens, Vedia * Velia gens, Velia * Velleia gens, Velleia * Venafrania gens, Venafrania * Ventidia gens, Ventidia * Venuleia gens, Venuleia * Vequasia gens, Vequasia * Verania gens, Verania * Verecundia gens, Verecundia * Vergilia gens, Vergilia * Verginia gens, Verginia * Verres gens, Verres * Verria gens, Verria * Vesnia gens, Vesnia * Vesonia gens, Vesonia * Vestoria gens, Vestoria * Vestricia gens, Vestricia * Vetilia gens, Vetilia * Vettia gens, Vettia * Veturia gens, Veturia * Vibenia gens, Vibenia * Vibia gens, Vibia * Vibidia gens, Vibidia * Vibullia gens, Vibullia * Viciria gens, Viciria * Victoria gens, Victoria * Victorinia gens, Victorinia * Victricia gens, Victricia * Viducia gens, Viducia * Vigilia gens, Vigilia * Villia gens, Villia * Vinia gens, Vinia * Vinicia gens, Vinicia * Vipsania gens, Vipsania * Vipstana gens, Vipstana * Viria gens, Viria * Viridia gens, Viridia * Visellia gens, Visellia * Vistilia gens, Vistilia * Vitellia gens, Vitellia * Vitrasia gens, Vitrasia * Vitruvia gens, Vitruvia * Voconia gens, Voconia * Volcacia gens, Volcacia * Volturcia gens, Volturcia * Volumnia gens, Volumnia * Volusena gens, Volusena * Volusenna gens, Volusenna * Volusia gens, Volusia * Vorenia gens, Vorenia * Vulia gens, Vulia

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