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Flavius Florius Florus Folius Fuficius Fufius Fulcinius Fulvius Fundan(i)us Furius Fusus Gabinius Γάιος Galbius Galgestes Galgestius Gallius Gallus Gaviarius Gavidius Gavius Gavivarius Geganius Gellius Gemella Geminius Geminus Genucius Gessius (Φλαύιοι)93,95,99,107, 114,147,157,163,165,187, 204,206,209,212,229,230, 241,243,244,247,248,257, 258;T.Flavii28,226; Fl(avius) Licinius 112 126 193,195 124,125 125,201,205 198,201,205 115,124 165,178 92,100,125,126 93,168,178 7 224,242 183; Gaius Luci f. 36 117 122 122 97,125 193 124 201 124 124 201,205 186,205; Gelili Bassi 202; Λ. Γελλίο[υ Μενά]νδρου υίοϋ Αί(μιλία) Ίοΰστ[ου Γ.] Ήΐου Ίκεσίου πατρός 20 193 131,134 193 6 162 INDEXNOMINUM Graecidius Granius Hadrianus Hediste Hedistus Hedylio Hedylo Hedylus Heius "Ηλιος Helpis Helvius Herenius Herennianus Herennus/a Herrenius Hetereius Ήλις Hortensius Ήρέννη Hostilius Hostus Iamblichus Ίνγένουος Insteius Ίουστινας Ιππόλυτος Italicus Iturius Ίοκόνδα Iulianus Iulius 117 95,172 109 59 59 59 59 59 168,178,213; C. Heii 172 254 72 124,209,213 84,144, 147 193 84 107 125 254 224 s. Herenna Hostus Hostilius 6 s. Hostilius 74,76 (=Ingenuus) 184; s. Cornelius 40,114,179,168; M. Insteii 115 8 82 193 122 (=Iucunda) 92 193 27,67,72,93,99,107,114, 117,147,151,165,168,179, 186,187,190,204,206,211, 229,230,233,242,246,247, 269
Iunius Λαβία Λαλκία Λαμπάς Λάσκειβος Λεύκιος Λουκάς Λυσίμαχος Laelius Laetius Laetilius Laetus Lalcius Lanatus Larcius Lartidius Laticirus Lena Libucius Liburnius Libuscidius Licetius Licinius Livius Loisius Lollius Longus Lycias Lucanius Lucenus Lucias Lucius/a Lucretius ROMAN ONOMASTICS IN THE GREEK EAST: SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS 248; C.Iulii 169,170,209, 243;Tib.Iulii209 9,172,186,202,205,206 (=Lavia)95,96 109 93,100 (=Lascivus) 93 84,91,96,183,218 >; s. Lucius 8 258 93,100,213 95 72 193,194,195 109 7 125 125 117 154 117 122 117,229 117 107,162,168,168, 179,198, 202,205,242 224 202,224 126,224 193 8 171,234 202,205 8 8,37,68,218,224; Λούκιος, Λούκια 84 224 Lucullus Lugidamus Lutatius 234 72 224 Macrinus 193 Maecius 72,126,213 Maecilius 198,199,205 Μαέλλιος (=Maelius)217 Maesius 144,147; s. Messius Magiovindi Botucae Magiovindi f. 72 Magnius 125 Μακεδών 133 Μαλχίων 258 Malikhô 243 Mallius 196,202 Maluginensis 7 Mam(m)ius 124 Μαμία 105 Manius 119 Manlius 224;T.Manliil72 Μαρωνιανός 124 Maraius 224 Marcellina 37 Marcellus 37 Marcius 5,107,124,162,165,198, 202,205,224,247 Marcus 8,68,193,224; Μάρκος, Μάαρκος 91; M(arcus) Damae f. 35; Tertius Marci f. 35 Marcusenus 79 Marius 117,172,186,198,205 Marinianus 126 Marinius 126 Marronius 115,124 Marsidius 120 Maximinus 93 Maximus 193
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ΚΕΝΤΡΟΝ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΗΣ
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ISBN 960-7094-88-3 @ Κέντρον
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RESEARCH CENTRE FOR GREEK AND ROMAN
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Δημοσιεύεται με τη
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At the end of the 1st century AD, R
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Latin onomastic documentation revea
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great merits cannot be denied; for
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these patronymics, as the most gent
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Greek personal names in Rome form a
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ANTHROPONYMIE ET SOCIETE. LES NOMS
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consacrées sur certaines grandes f
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de document (décret, dédicace, li
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υιός, Τωμαΐος 16 . A not
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explique en partie pourquoi son emp
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evanche en Grèce, en Macédoine ma
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exception la Maurétanie césarienn
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anal, comme l'observait G. Alföldy
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omains par le biais de la concessio
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turel hellénique; ceux-ci allaient
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Cyrene) 2 and focus on one point on
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Roman citizens before their dischar
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Mócsy's hypothesis that the diplom
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ecipient himself, too) really posse
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the home of legionary soldiers 61 .
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as those only superficially Romaniz
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Ι.ΤΟΥΛΟΥΜΑΚΟΣ angeführ
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πρώτο κατάλογο ανα
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ξενει τό ελληνικό ε
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βαια τό ερώτημα ποι
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Κατά παρόμοιο τρόπ
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4. t ΜΝΗΜΟΣΥΝΟ Με τη
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timate children ("uneheliche Kinder
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would have been probably detrimenta
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in IG XII 2,111,1.3, where the homo
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However, the appearance of Aurelios
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ZUR COMPUTERUNTERSTUTZTEN BEARBEITU
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ZUR COMPUTERUNTERSTÜTZTEN BEARBEIT
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FREMDER ODER EINGEBORENER? Barnabâ
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FREMDER ODER EINGEBORENER? Abb. 2.
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FREMDER ODER EINGEBORENER? Caeus Ha
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Amoen[us], Amoenusund C. Iuventius
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form of bed, each closed with well-
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Λουκία Νυμφίου / χα
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THE THIRD CULTURAL PHASE. ROMAN NAM
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LES NOMS LATINS DANS LES INSCRIPTIO
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NOMS LATINS D'ÉPIDAMNE-DYRRHACHION
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NOMS LATINS D'EPIDAMNE-DYRRHACHION,
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X Κ(ούιντος) Κ(ύκιος)
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Νόνα Νιχας(?) Νικώ Π
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THE NOMINA OF MACEDONIA* Argyro B.
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THE NOMINA OF MACEDONIA Veratius as
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THE NOMINA OF MACEDONIA that we hav
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so, scholars have been offered a gr
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Ο. SALOMIES in Macedonia than else
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Α. NOMINA IN MACEDONIA WHICH MA Y
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Crastinus. There are only three att
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Cusonius, a nomen found quite often
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Ο. SALOMIES does not wonder if one
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at η. 57); Fictoriiboth at Dion an
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LA DIFFUSIONE DEI NOMI ROMANI IN ET
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NOMI ROMANI IN ETOLIA E IN ACARNANI
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l'appartenenza del territorio in qu
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comme l'a constaté J. Hatzfeld, ce
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gentilice est porté par un magistr
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thespiens nommés en tête du catal
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Αργολίς: Άργος, Επί
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KAISERLICHE GENTILNAMEN NAME ELEER
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S. ZOUMBAKI NAME ELEER INCERTI ROM.
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CHR. HOET - VAN CAUWENBERGHE Extrai
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Jusque-là, les Romains étaient d
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