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That's not at all how it worked. "The fifth slave I bought" and "the fifth son of this super rich senator" would have exactly the same name, Quintus.
by brazzy 3y ago
That's not at all how it worked.
"The fifth slave I bought" and "the fifth son of this super rich senator" would have exactly the same name, Quintus.
- Pigalowda 3y agoCicero’s less famous brother was named Quintus. Pompey Magnus had a son, Sextus (6th), that was relatively famous for his opposition to Octavius.
- memling 3y agoNot sure precisely why you're being downvoted for bringing some additional light to the conversation. Been busy here but appreciate the insights; this isn't my field. Are there good sources that clarify the complexities of Roman naming conventions?