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{{Indo-European topics|283}}{{details|topic=Roman families|Gens}}The gens (plural gentes) was a Roman, Italic, or Etruscan family, 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.[1][2] The distinguishing characteristic of a gens was the {{lang|lat|nomen gentilicium}}, or gentile name. Every member of a gens, whether by birth or adoption, bore this name. All nomina were based on other nouns, such as personal names, occupations, physical characteristics or behaviors, or locations. Consequently, most of them ended with the adjectival termination -ius (-ia in the feminine form).[1] Nomina ending in {{lang|lat|-aius}}, {{lang|lat|-eius}}, {{lang|lat|-eus}}, and {{lang|lat|-aeus}} are typical of Latin families. Faliscan gentes frequently had nomina ending in -ios, while Samnite and other Oscan-speaking peoples of southern Italy had nomina ending in -iis. Umbrian 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.[1] The word gens is feminine, and the name of a gens was also feminine. Marcus Valerius Corvus 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 Valerianus.[2] 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{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Abronia
- Abudia
- Aburia
- Accia
- Accoleia
- Acerronia
- Acilia
- Aconia
- Actoria
- Acutia
- Aebutia
- Aedinia
- Aelia
- Aemilia
- Afinia
- Afrania
- Agoria
- Albania
- Albatia
- Albia
- Albinia
- Albucia
- Alfena
- Alfia
- Aliena
- Allectia
- Amafinia
- Amatia
- Ambrosia
- Ampia
- Ampudia
- Ancharia
- Anicia
- Annaea
- Anneia
- Annia
- Anquirinnia
- Antia
- Antistia
- Antonia
- Apisia
- Aponia
- Appia
- Appuleia
- Apronia
- Apustia
- Aquillia
- Aquinia
- Arellia
- Arennia
- Arminia
- Arpineia
- Arrecina
- Arria
- Arruntia
- Articuleia
- Artoria
- Asconia
- Asellia
- Asinia
- Ateia
- Aternia
- Atia
- Atilia
- Atinia
- Atria
- Attia
- Audasia
- Aufeia
- Aufidia
- Aulia
- Aurelia
- Auria
- Aurunculeia
- Ausonia
- Autronia
- Avia
- Aviana
- Avidia
- Aviena
- Avilia
- Axia
{{div col end}}B{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Babria
- Baebia
- Balventia
- Bantia
- Barbatia
- Barria
- Bavia
- Bellia
- Bellicia
- Belliena
- Betiliena
- Betitia
- Betua
- Betucia
- Blandia
- Blossia
- Boionia
- Bruttia
- Bucculeia
- Burbuleia
- Burriena
{{div col end}}C{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Caecia
- Caecilia
- Caecina
- Caedicia
- Caelia
- Caeparia
- Caepasia
- Caerellia
- Caesellia
- Caesennia
- Caesetia
- Caesia
- Caesonia
- Caesulena
- Caetronia
- Calavia
- Calesterna
- Calidia
- Calpurnia
- Calventia
- Calvisia
- Campatia
- Cania
- Canidia
- Caninia
- Cantia
- Cantilia
- Canuleia
- Canutia
- Carfulena
- Caria
- Carisia
- Caristania
- Carpinatia
- Carrinas
- Carteia
- Carvilia
- Casperia
- Cassia
- Castricia
- Castrinia
- Catia
- Catiena
- Catilia
- Ceionia
- Centenia
- Ceppuleia
- Cestia
- Cicereia
- Cilnia
- Cincia
- Cispia
- Classidia
- Claudia
- Cloelia
- Cluentia
- Clutoria
- Cluvia
- Cocceia
- Coelia
- Cominia
- Condetia
- Consentia
- Consia
- Considia
- Coponia
- Cordia
- Corfidia
- Cornelia
- Cornificia
- Coruncania
- Cosconia
- Cossinia
- Cossutia
- Cotia
- Cottia
- Crassitia
- Crepereia
- Critonia
- Cupiennia
- Curia
- Curiatia
- Curtia
- Curtilia
- Cusinia
- Cuspia
{{div col end}}D{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Decentia
- Decia
- Decidia
- Decimia
- Dellia
- Desticia
- Dexsia
- Didia
- Digitia
- Dillia
- Domitia
- Dubia
- Duccia
- Duilia
- Durmia
- Duronia
{{div col end}}E{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Eggia
- Egilia
- Egnatia
- Egnatuleia
- Egrilia
- Elvia
- Ennia
- Epidia
- Eppia
- Equitia
- Erucia
- Expentania
{{div col end}}F{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Fabia
- Fabricia
- Fadia
- Faenia
- Falcidia
- Faleria
- Faminia
- Fannia
- Farsuleia
- Faucia
- Favonia
- Festinia
- Fidiculania
- Firmia
- Flaminia
- Flavia
- Flavinia
- Flavonia
- Floria
- Floridia
- Floronia
- Fonteia
- Foslia
- Fufetia
- Fufia
- Fuficia
- Fufidia
- Fulcinia
- Fulginas
- Fulvia
- Fundania
- Furia
- Furnia
{{div col end}}G{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Gabinia
- Galeria
- Gallia
- Gargonia
- Gavia
- Gegania
- Gellia
- Geminia
- Genucia
- Gessia
- Glicia
- Grania
- Gratidia
- Gratia
{{div col end}}H{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Hateria
- Heia
- Helvia
- Helvidia
- Herennia
- Herennuleia
- Herminia
- Hirria
- Hirtia
- Hirtuleia
- Horatia
- Hordeonia
- Hortensia
- Hosidia
- Hostia
- Hostilia
{{div col end}}IJ- Jallia
- Julia
- Junia
- Juventia
L{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Laberia
- Labiena
- Laceria
- Laecania
- Laelia
- Laenia
- Laetilia
- Laetoria
- Lafrenia
- Lamponia
- Laronia
- Lartia
- Latinia
- Lavinia
- Lemonia
- Lentidia
- Lepidia
- Libertia
- Liburnia
- Licinia
- Ligaria
- Livia
- Livinia
- Lollia
- Longinia
- Loreia
- Lucceia
- Lucia
- Luciena
- Lucilia
- Lucretia
- Luria
- Luscia
- Lusia
- Lutatia
{{div col end}}M{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Macrinia
- Maecenas
- Maecia
- Maecilia
- Maelia
- Maenas
- Maenia
- Maevia
- Magia
- Mallia
- Mamercia
- Mamilia
- Manilia
- Manlia
- Marcia
- Maria
- Martinia
- Matia
- Matiena
- Matinia
- Matrinia
- Maximia
- Memmia
- Menenia
- Menia
- Mescinia
- Messia
- Messienus
- Mestria
- Metilia
- Mettia
- Milonia
- Mimesia
- Minatia
- Minia
- Minicia
- Minidia
- Minucia
- Modia
- Mucia
- Mummia
- Munatia
- Munia
- Murria
- Mussidia
- Mustia
- Mutia
{{div col end}}N{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Naevia
- Nasennia
- Nasidia
- Nasidiena
- Nautia
- Neratia
- Nerfinia
- Neria
- Nigidia
- Ninnia
- Nipia
- Nonia
- Norbana
- Novellia
- Novia
- Numeria
- Numicia
- Numisia
- Numitoria
- Nummia
- Numonia
- Nymphidia
{{div col end}}O{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Obellia
- Obultronia
- Occia
- Oclatia
- Oclatinia
- Octavena
- Octavia
- Ofania
- Ofilia
- Ogulnia
- Ollia
- Opellia
- Opetreia
- Opimia
- Opisia
- Opiternia
- Oppia
- Oppidia
- Opsia
- Opsidia
- Opsilia
- Orania
- Orbia
- Orbicia
- Orbilia
- Orchia
- Orcivia
- Orfia
- Orfidia
- Orosia
- Oscia
- Ostoria
- Otacilia
- Ovidia
- Ovinia
{{div col end}}P{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Paccia
- Pacidia
- Pacilia
- Paconia
- Pactumeia
- Pacuvia
- Palfuria
- Palpellia
- Pantuleia
- Papia
- Papinia
- Papiria
- Pasidia
- Pasidiena
- Passiena
- Patulcia
- Pedania
- Pedia
- Peducaea
- Peltrasia
- Percennia
- Perperna
- Persia
- Pescennia
- Petillia
- Petreia
- Petronia
- Petrosidia
- Pilia
- Pinaria
- Pinnia
- Pisentia
- Placidia
- Plaetoria
- Plaguleia
- Plancia
- Plaria
- Plautia
- Pleminia
- Plinia
- Poetelia
- Pollia
- Pompeia
- Pompilia
- Pomponia
- Pomptina
- Pontia
- Pontidia
- Pontificia
- Pontilia
- Pontiliena
- Popillia
- Popaedia
- Popidia
- Poppaea
- Porcia
- Postumia
- Postumulena
- Potitia
- Praecilia
- Praeconia
- Prastina
- Precia
- Priscia
- Procilia
- Proculeia
- Propertia
- Proxinia
- Publicia
- Publilia
- Pupia
{{div col end}}Q{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Quartia
- Quartinia
- Quinctia
- Quinctilia
- Quirinia
{{div col end}}R{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Rabiria
- Rabonia
- Rabuleia
- Racilia
- Raecia
- Ragonia
- Rammia
- Rania
- Rasinia
- Reginia
- Remmia
- Rennia
- Resia
- Romania
- Romilia
- Romogillia
- Roscia
- Rubellia
- Rubrena
- Rubria
- Rufia
- Rufinia
- Rufria
- Rullia
- Rupilia
- Rusonia
- Rustia
- Rusticelia
- Rutilia
{{div col end}}S{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Sabellia
- Sabidia
- Sabinia
- Sabucia
- Saenia
- Safinia
- Saliena
- Sallustia
- Salonia
- Saltia
- Saltoria
- Salvia
- Salvidia
- Salvidiena
- Salviena
- Sammia
- Sanquinia
- Saria
- Sariolena
- Satellia
- Satria
- Satriena
- Sattia
- Saturia
- Saufeia
- Scaevia
- Scaevilia
- Scaevinia
- Scandilia
- Scantia
- Scantinia
- Scaptia
- Scoedia
- Scribonia
- Scuilia
- Scutaria
- Seccia
- Secundia
- Secundinia
- Sedatia
- Segulia
- Seia
- Selicia
- Sellia
- Sempronia
- Sennia
- Sentia
- Seppia
- Septicia
- Septimia
- Septimuleia
- Septueia
- Sepullia
- Sepunia
- Sergia
- Seria
- Sertoria
- Servaea
- Servenia
- Servia
- Servilia
- Sestia
- Severia
- Sextia
- Sextilia
- Sibidiena
- Sicinia
- Sidonia
- Silia
- Silicia
- Silvia
- Sinicia
- Sinuleia
- Sisenna
- Sittia
- Socellia
- Sollia
- Sornatia
- Sosia
- Sotidia
- Spuria
- Spurinna
- Staia
- Statia
- Statilia
- Stertinia
- Suedia
- Suetonia
- Suilia
- Sulpicia
{{div col end}}T{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Tadia
- Tanicia
- Tanusia
- Tapsenna
- Tarpeia
- Tarquinia
- Tarquitia
- Terentia
- Terentilia
- Tertinia
- Tettia
- Tettidia
- Tettiedia
- Tettiena
- Thoria
- Tigellia
- Tineia
- Titania
- Titia
- Titinia
- Tituria
- Tonantia
- Trebatia
- Trebellia
- Trebia
- Treblana
- Trebonia
- Tremellia
- Tuccia
- Tullia
- Turallasia
- Turia
- Turpilia
- Turullia
{{div col end}}U- Ulpia
- Umbria
- Ummidia
- Urgulania
- Urseia
V{{div col|colwidth=30em}}- Valeria
- Varena
- Varia
- Varinia
- Varisidia
- Vatinia
- Vecilia
- Vedia
- Velia
- Velleia
- Ventidia
- Vequasia
- Verania
- Verecundia
- Vergilia
- Verginia
- Verres
- Verria
- Vesnia
- Vesonia
- Vestoria
- Vestricia
- Vettia
- Veturia
- Vibenia
- Vibia
- Vibidia
- Viciria
- Victoria
- Victorinia
- Victricia
- Viducia
- Vigilia
- Villia
- Vinia
- Vinicia
- Vipsania
- Vipstana
- Viria
- Viridia
- Visellia
- Vistilia
- Vitellia
- Vitrasia
- Vitruvia
- Voconia
- Volcacia
- Volumnia
- Volusena
- Volusenna
- Volusia
- Vorenia
- Vulia
{{div col end}}See also- Gens
- Roman naming conventions
- List of Roman nomina
- List of Roman cognomina
- Category:Roman gentes
- Prosopography of ancient Rome
References1. ^1 2 Harper's Dictionary of Classical Literature and Antiquities, Second Edition, Harry Thurston Peck, Editor (1897)
2. ^1 Oxford Classical Dictionary, 2nd Ed. (1970)
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