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This article examines children’s cognomina in the inscriptions of Roman Hispania that are derived from the name of the mother. Seven naming patterns are identified and documented with epigraphic examples. These include names that are formed from the mother’s cognomen, with or without a suffix, names formed from the mother’s nomen gentilicium, and cognomina that are cognate with the mother’s name.
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Hispania Antiqva. Revista de Historia Antigua is an annual digital journal which publishes original scholarly articles on spanish about Ancient History of Hispania as well as unpublished book reviews in these same field. Hispania Antiqva was first published in the University of Valladolid (Spain) in 1971 (I.S.S.N.: 1130-0515), in the area of Ancient History, and since that time it has appeared annually. It was the first scientific journal of ancient history in the spanish university. It is specialized in ancient history of Spain (Hispania) and publishes articles and reviews. 40 volumes in paper have been published, the last of them in 2016.
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