Names of Ancient Rome (C-D)

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The names below are a selection of names from ancient Rome beginning with the letters C and D. They are divided by gender into female and male names, and are organised alphabetically. Variant spellings of similar names are listed together.
MALES

Caecina
Caecilius
Caelius
Caesius
Caesar
Callistus
Calpurnius
Calvinus
Calvisius
Canidius
Caninius
Canius
Caper
Capito
Carbo
Carvilius
Cassiodorus
Cassius
Castor
Catullus
Celsus
Cestius
Cincius
Cinna
Claudius
Clodius
Cluentius
Coelius
Constans
Constantius
Cornutus
Crassus
Cremutius
Curiatius
Curitus
Curius
Cyprianus/Cyprian
Decidius
Decimus
Decius
Dellius
Didius
Dio
Dioscorides
Dives
Domitius
Dracontius
Drusus




FEMALES

Caecilia
Calpurnia
Claudia
Clodia
Cloelia
Cornelia
Domitilla
Drusilla

Which of these names is your favourite?

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