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BA + Ancient Roman and Greek names
My second cousin Maria and her husband Jaakko welcomed their first child, son Tiitus Teofilus (pronounced as TEE:-toos TEH-oh-fee-loos).Tiitus has gained popularity here in Finland in recent years, but Teofilus is quite a bold choice from them. Still, I don't find Tiitus Teofilus as pretentious as Titus Theophilus (probably because of the pronunciation).Have you come across (rarer) ancient Roman or Greek names in a modern day use? Do you like them or should they stay in the past as names of emperors, senators and philosophers?
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BA + Ancient Roman and Greek names  ·  Remora L.  ·  2/3/2016, 3:09 AM
Re: BA + Ancient Roman and Greek names  ·  Yekristiniana  ·  2/3/2016, 3:58 PM
Re: BA + Ancient Roman and Greek names  ·  G  ·  2/3/2016, 3:21 PM
Re: BA + Ancient Roman and Greek names  ·  Felie  ·  2/3/2016, 10:11 AM
Re: BA + Ancient Roman and Greek names  ·  jennifer  ·  2/3/2016, 3:41 AM