10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COGNOMEN»
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cognomen in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Latin Dialect of the Ager Faliscus: 150 Years of Scholarship
COGNOMEN, [—] reic[lio] I [—] maxom[o] MF 98, [—majxomo H uoltilio MF 162,
with COGNOMEN FILIATION, cauio : nomesUna : maxomo MF 272, uoltio □
uecineo I maxomo I iuneo LF 220, with COGNOMEN FILIATION; perhaps also (
either ...
Gabriël C. L. M. Bakkum,
2009
2
The Greco-Roman World of the New Testament Era: Exploring ...
When an auxiliary soldier retired and received citizenship, he typically adopted
the praenomen and nomen of the current emperor and added his personal name
as a cognomen. In the Greek- speaking East, a new Roman citizen would take a
...
3
The Sessional Papers printed by order of The House of Lords ...
( 149 ) quibus etiam deficien domine Anne Lindsay filie legittime natu maxime Mr.
g. Melville. dicti comitis de Crafurde et lindsay et heredibus masculis de corpore
dict dne legittime procreadis dict cognomen et insignia domus et familie de ...
4
A New Method of Learning with Facility the Latin Tongue: ...
The particular furname called cognomen, was properly the name by which the
different branches of the fame ftock or houfe, in eadem gente, were diftin^uilhed ;
as when Livy fays that the houfe of the Potitians was divided into twelve families.
Claude Lancelot, Antoine Arnauld, Thomas Nugent,
1797
5
Ethnic Constructs in Antiquity: The Role of Power and Tradition
table e: epigraphically attested personae with ethnic nomen or cognomen
referring to a relationship with the batavi 1-11: monumental inscriptions on stone
or bronze; 12-16 instrumentum domesticum Grave goods, ethnicity, and the
rhetoric of ...
Ton Derks, Nico Roymans,
2009
The cognomen (English: /k no m n/, / k n m n/;Latin: Latin plural c gn mina; con- "together with" and (g)n men "name") was the third name of a citizen of Ancient Rome, under Roman naming conventions.
Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn,
2012
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To be a Roman: Topics in Roman Culture
The third name, the cognomen, usually marked the branch of the clan, such as
the Caesarean branch of the Julian family. In the case of the Cornelian family, on
the other hand, the cognomen made it possible to distinguish between the ...
Margaret A. Brucia, Gregory Neil Daugherty,
2007
8
A DICTIONARY OF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES
Every Koiuan cmien, besidea belonging to a gsos, was also a member of a fan lia
contained in a gens, am!, as a member of such a familia, he had or might have a
third name or cognomen. Such cog- oomina were den Ted by the Romans from ...
9
The Word Leaps the Gap: Essays on Scripture and Theology in ...
As a Roman citizen, Paul was required by law to hold three names (i.e., the tria
nomina): the praenomen, or given name; the nomen, or ancestral name; and the
cognomen, or family name. In the eastern part of the Roman Empire, however, ...
J. Ross Wagner, Christopher Kavin Rowe, A. Katherine Grieb,
2008
10
Roman Slavery and Roman Material Culture
Father with Greek cognomen: 849 Father with Latin cognomen: 488 son with
Greek son with Latin son with Greek son with Latin cognomen: 450 cognomen:
399 cognomen: 53 cognomen: 435 result was clear: of those who were the
freeborn ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COGNOMEN»
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cognomen is used in the context of the following news items.
Bad, yes, but probably not bad enough: Thurman stops Collazo in 11
Keith “One Time” Thurman, to the halfway point of Saturday's 11th round, justified his cognomen, averaging about one punch landed per ... «15rounds.com, Jul 15»
Celebrating the best nicknames on the PGA Tour
Our second cognomen derived from a last name, which should rank it lower on the list. Then again, it got him an endorsement with a vodka ... «GolfDigest.com, Jun 15»
At Okonomi and Yuji Ramen, a Maritime Duet Makes Beautiful Flavors
... idea why the tubular bottom-dwellers have such a fantastical cognomen. Curled slices, orange and rippled, sit in a loose, translucent nikogori ... «Village Voice, Jun 15»
You need an epic to describe an epic
21, sometimes given the cognomen Elvira Madigan. Whatever. I think a more appropriate cognomen would be The Jon Kimura Parker. Why not ... «San Diego Reader, Jun 15»
Sound Effect, Episode 22: What's In A Name?
Gabriel Spitzer speaks with his cognomen Doppelganger about what information they share inadvertently by sharing the same name. Then ... «KPLU News for Seattle and the Northwest, Jun 15»
10th Anniversary Edition: The history of Jackson
Not so many years ago Jackson was known throughout this section of the state as "old Jackson," which cognomen was synonymous with ... «Southeast Missourian, Jun 15»
Rebranding the Patriots, the NFL's bad boys
All he needs is a cognomen that conveys his gnomic mastery of football's dark arts. His sobriquet suggests itself: “Hoodwink.” Now for a motto to ... «Boston Globe, May 15»
Haughty Dipshit Gregg Easterbrook Gone From ESPN
No more cognomen? No more lectures about going to church? I've been goofing Gregg Easterbrook for so long that I feel a tremendous sense ... «Deadspin, Apr 15»
Name-Dropping At The NFL Draft
We're speaking about some fancy designations and high-flying cognomen here folks -- guys like the Jet-setting Emerson Boozer, Plaxico ... «Cardinals Insider, Apr 15»
German experience in Australia during WW1 damaged road to …
The term “Australian” … is a “national” cognomen, signifying that the paper is published in Australia, by Australians and, first and foremost, ... «The Conversation AU, Apr 15»