| C |
c(aballus), C(aecili), C(aecilia),
C(aecilius), C(aelesti), C(aesar), C(aesare), C(aesarea),
C(aesareae), C(aesari), C(aesaribus), C(aesariensis),
C(aesariorium), C(aesaris), C(aesarum), C(ai), C(aia), C(aiae),
C(aias), C(aie), C(aii), C(aio), C(aio), C(aios), C(ais), C(aium),
C(aius), C(aius)), C(aius), C(aius, C(alendas), C(allaevensium),
C(alpurnius), C(andidus), C(anennsis), C(apenatium), c(ara),
c(arae), c(ardinem), c(arissimo), c(arissimus), c(aro), c(arus),
C(assiano), C(assius), c(astellani), c(astello), c(astellum),
C(astra), c(astris), c(astrorum), c(astrum), C(audiae), c(ausa),
c(ausam), C(ei), C(eleia), C(elsum), C(eltiberorum), c(ensa),
c(enserunt), C(ensitum), c(ensoria), c(ensuere), c(ensuerunt),
c(ensus), c(entenarii), c(entenario), c(entesimo), c(entonariorum),
c(entum), c(enturia), c(enturiae), c(enturio), c(enturione),
c(enturioni), c(enturionis), c(erarius), C(ereri), c(eriali),
c(ernere), c(essicius), c(etera), C(hristi), c(icatrices),
C(imbros), C(iminus), C(irtensis), C(irtensium), C(isimbrensi),
c(iterior), c(iterioris), c(itra), c(ive), c(ives), c(ivi),
c(ivibus), c(ivile), c(ivis), c(ivitas), c(ivitate), c(ivitatem),
c(ivitati), c(ivitatis), c(ivitum), c(ivium), c(ivum), c(larissima),
c(larissimae), c(larissimam), c(larissimi), c(larissimi,
c(larissimis), c(larissimo), c(larissimorum), c(larissimum),
c(larissimus), c(larissimus), c(larissmus), C(laritatis), c(lassis),
C(laudi), C(laudia), C(laudiae), C(laudiam), C(laudio), C(laudius),
C(lodi), C(milia), C(naeus), c(oeperunt), c(oeravere),
c(oeraverunt), c(oeravit), C(ohors), C(ohortali), c(ohortem),
c(ohortis), c(oiravere), c(oire), c(ollato), c(ollegae), c(ollegii),
C(ollegium), c(oloni), c(olonia), c(oloniae), c(oloniam),
c(olonicum), c(olonorum), c(olonos), c(omitalis), c(omite),
c(omitialis), c(omitiavit), c(ommentariensis), c(ommentariis),
C(ommodae), C(ommodo), c(omparandi), c(ompos), c(omprobatum),
c(oncepto), c(oncesso), c(oncessus), C(oncordiae), c(ondidit),
c(ondita), c(onditae), c(onditam), c(onditori), c(onditum),
c(onditus), c(onductore), c(onductori), c(onductoris),
C(onfluentium), c(ongium), c(oniuge), c(oniugi), c(oniux),
c(onscripti), c(onscriptorum), c(onsecravit), c(onsecuto),
c(onsecutus), c(onsensu), c(onservatori), c(onsilio),
c(onsistentes), c(onstans), C(onstanti), C(onstantianorum),
C(onstantinae), C(onstantinorum), C(onstantis), c(onstat),
c(onstituendae), c(onstitui), c(onstituit), c(onsul), c(onsularis),
c(onsulatu), c(onsulatum), c(onsule), c(onsuli), c(onsulibus),
c(onsulis), c(onsulta), c(onsultis), c(onsulto), c(onsulto,
c(onsultu), c(onsultum), c(onsuluerunt), c(ontariorum), c(ontentus),
c(ontra), c(ontuli), C(opiae), C(ordubae), C(ordubensis),
C(orinthi), C(orneliae), C(ornelio), C(ornelius), c(ornicularius),
c(oronarum), c(orruptam), c(oscripti), C(osinio), C(rocodes),
c(ubat), C(ubi), c(ui), c(uius), c(ultor), c(ultori), c(ultoribus),
c(um), c(uncti), C(uneus), c(uppis), c(ura), c(uradarum), c(urae),
c(uram), c(urante), c(urare), c(urator), c(uratore), c(uratori),
c(uratoris), c(urauerunt), c(uraverunt), c(uravit), C(urino),
c(ustode), c(ustodi), c(ustos), C(ypria), C(yrenaicae) |
| CA |
C(aius) A(ttilius), c(uram)
a(gente), c(ustode) a(rmorum), C(yrenaicae) A(ntoninianae),
Ca(esaris), Ca(io), Ca(ius), Ca(lendas), Ca(lendas), Ca(mellaria),
ca(ra), ca(rissimae), Ca(storis), Ca(stra), Ca(stris), ca(strorum) |
| CAE |
Cae(asari), Cae(cili), Cae(ciliae),
Cae(cilius), cae(libes), Cae(lius), Cae(lus), Cae(pionianis),
Cae(s(aris), Cae(sar), Cae(sare), Cae(sari), Cae(saribus),
Cae(saris), Cae(sarum), cae(sura) |
| CAES |
Caes(ar), Caes(are), Caes(area),
Caes(arem), Caes(ares), caes(areum), Caes(ari), Caes(ari), Caes(ari,
Caes(arianum), Caes(aribus), Caes(arienis), Caes(ariensi),
Caes(ariensis), Caes(ariensis, Caes(aris), Caes(aris), Caes(arum),
Caes(io), Caes(ius), Caes(sar), Caes(tiani), caes(ura) |
| CAL |
c(olonia) A(grippinensium)
l(eugae), Cal(abriae), Cal(abriam), Cal(aicus), cal(caria),
Cal(ceo), cal(em), Cal(endas), Cal(endis), cal(iginem), cal(igines),
Cal(petano), Cal(purnia), Cal(purniae), Cal(purnio), Cal(purnius),
Cal(visio) |
| CAP |
Cap(enatium), cap(itali),
Cap(italis), Cap(itolino), cap(itolio), Cap(itonianae), Cap(itonis),
Cap(ua), Cap(uae), Cap(uam), Cap(uensis), Cap(ut) |
| CAS |
C(ereri) A(ugustae) s(acrum),
Ca(e)s(ar), Ca(e)s(ari), Ca(e)s(aris), Cas(ius), Cas(siani),
Cas(sium), Cas(sius), cas(tae), Cas(toris), Cas(tra), cas(tris),
Cas(tulone), Cas(tus) |
| CC |
C(aius) C(ornelius), c(olonos)
c(oloniae), c(on)c(esso), c(onditae) c(oloniae), c(uncti)
c(ensuerunt), CC(aesares), CC(aesaribus), CC(aesarum), CC(ai),
CC(aiorum), CC(ducenario), CC(ducenarium), cc(entonariorum),
cc(larissimi), cc(larissimis), cc(larissimorum), cc(lassimorum),
CC(milibus), CC(mille), cc(onsulibus), cc(uram), cc(uraverunt) |
| CENS |
cens(ibus), cens(or), cens(ore),
cens(ores), cens(ori), cens(oria), cens(oris), cens(uere),
cens(uerunt), cens(uit), cens(um), cens(us) |
| CF |
C(ai) f(ili), C(ai) f(ilia), C(ai)
f(iliae), C(ai) f(ilii), C(ai) f(ilio), C(ai) f(ilio, C(ai) f(iliu),
C(ai) f(ilium), C(ai) f(ilius), C(aio) f(ilio), C(aio) F(lavio),
c(larissima) f(emina), c(larissimae) f(eminae), c(larissimae)
f(iliae), c(larissimam) f(eminam), c(omitiavit) f(as), c(uraverunt)
f(ecerunt) |
| CI |
C(a)i, C(aesariorium) I(uvenalium),
C(ai) I(uli), C(aio) I(ulio), C(aius) I(ulius), c(enturion)i,
c(larissimi) i(uvenis), c(larissimus) i(uvenis), c(oniug)i,
ci(catrices), Ci(nna), ci(ves), ci(vi), ci(vis) |
| CL |
C(ai) l(iberta), C(ai) l(ibertae),
C(ai) l(iberti), C(ai) l(iberto), C(ai) l(ibertus), C(ai) L(uci),
C(ai) L(ucius), C(aiae) l(iberta), C(aiae) l(ibertae), C(aiae)
l(ibertus), C(aio) L(ucio), C(assiano) L(atinio), C(o)l(onia),
c(onsu)l(e), c(ontra) l(eges), cl(arissimae), cl(arissimi),
cl(arissimo), cl(arissimus), cl(aritatem), cl(asse), Cl(assica),
Cl(assis), Cl(audi), Cl(audi, Cl(audi, Cl(audia), Cl(audiae),
Cl(audiam), Cl(audianae), Cl(audiani), Cl(audianus), Cl(audienses),
Cl(audiensibus), Cl(audio), Cl(audium), Cl(audius), cl(avicularius),
Cl(emens), Cl(ementi), Cl(ementia), Cl(laudio), Cl(odi), Cl(odia),
Cl(ustumina) |
| CLA |
C(eltiberorum) l(ibens) a(nimo),
cla(rissimi), cla(ritatem), cla(ssiarius), Cla(ssis), Cla(udi),
Cla(udia), Cla(udia, Cla(udiae), Cla(udio), Cla(udius) |
| CN |
C(aesaris) n(ostri), C(ai)
n(epoti), c(ivitati) n(ostrae), c(o)n(sulatu), c(o)n(sulibus),
C(ohors) N(umidarum), Cn(aea), Cn(aei), Cn(aeio), Cn(aeius),
Cn(aeo), Cn(aeum), Cn(aeus), Cn(aeus, Cn(naei) |
| CO |
co(eraverunt), Co(hors),
Co(hortis), co(llegi), Co(llina), co(lonia), co(m), Co(mmagenorum),
Co(mmodo), co(n(s(ul), co(n(s(uli), co(niugi), co(niugis),
co(niunx), co(niux), co(ns(ulibus), co(nsularis), co(nsulatu),
co(nsule), co(nsuli), co(nsulibus), co(nsultum), Co(rnelia),
Co(rnelius), co(rnicen), co(rruptam) |
| COH |
coh(hortis), coh(oritis), coh(ors),
coh(orte), coh(ortem), coh(ortes), coh(orti), coh(ortibus),
coh(ortis), coh(ortis, coh(ortium) |
| COL |
col(egii), col(endam), col(lega),
col(legi), col(legiaris), col(legiatorum), col(legiatus),
col(legii), col(legio), col(legium), Col(lina), col(lyrium),
col(oni), col(onia), col(oniae), col(oniae, col(oniam),
col(oniarum), col(oniis), col(ono), col(onorum), col(onos),
col(umnas) |
| COLL |
coll(ato), coll(e), coll(ega),
coll(egae), coll(egi), coll(egia), coll(egiati), coll(egii),
coll(egio), coll(egiorum), coll(egis), coll(egium), coll(iberta),
Coll(ina), Coll(inam), Coll(ino), coll(yrium) |
| COM |
C(aius) Om(idi), Com(e), com(es),
Com(inius), com(ite), com(iti), com(itiavit), Com(magenorum),
com(manipuliarium), com(mentariis), com(missura), Com(moda),
Com(modas), Com(modi), Com(modianae), Com(modo), Com(modus) |
| CON |
Con(cangensium), Con(cordia),
con(ductoris), con(iuge), con(iugem), con(iuges), con(iugi),
con(iunx), con(iux), con(nsularis), con(s)(uli), con(serva),
con(servator), Con(servatori), con(servi), con(servus),
con(sistentes), Con(stans), con(sularis), con(sulatu), con(sulatum),
con(sule), con(suli), con(sulibus), con(sulis), con(tariorum),
con(tubernalis), con(tubernio), con(tulit), con(ubium) |
| CONS |
con(n)s(ul), con(n)s(ularis),
con(n)s(ulis), cons(ederunt), cons(entibus), cons(erva),
Cons(ervatori), cons(ervatoris), cons(ervo), cons(ervus),
cons(istentes), cons(istentibus), cons(istentium), Cons(tans),
Cons(tantio), cons(tat), cons(ualia), cons(ul), cons(ulari),
cons(ularis), cons(ulatu), cons(ulatum), cons(ule), cons(ules),
cons(uli), cons(ulibus), cons(ulibus, cons(ulis) |
| COR |
co(ho)r(s), co(ho)r(te),
co(ho)r(tis), co(ho)r(tium), Cor(diae), Cor(iosolitum), Cor(neli),
Cor(nelia), Cor(nelia, Cor(neliae), Cor(nelio), Cor(nelium),
Cor(nelius), cor(nicen), cor(nicularii), cor(niculario),
cor(nicularius), cor(ona), cor(onis), cor(rectori), Cor(sus),
Cor(tona) |
| COS |
co(n)s, co(n)s(erva), co(n)s(sul),
co(n)s(titit), co(n)s(tituerunt), co(n)s(uaris), co(n)s(ul),
co(n)s(ulare), co(n)s(ulares), co(n)s(ulari), co(n)s(ularis),
co(n)s(ularium), co(n)s(ulatu), co(n)s(ulatum), co(n)s(ulatuum),
co(n)s(ule), co(n)s(ulem), co(n)s(ules), co(n)s(uli),
co(n)s(ulibus), co(n)s(ulis), co(n)s(ulo), co(n)s(ulum), Cos(coni),
Cos(mus), cos(ul), cos(uli) |
| CR |
C(h)r(isto), c(ives) R(omani),
c(ivi) R(omano), c(ivibus) R(omanis), c(ivitate) R(omana),
c(ivitatem) R(omanam), c(ivitum) R(omanorum), c(ivium) R(omanorum),
c(ohors) R(aetorum), c(ontra)r(ete), c(u)r(averunt), C(y)r(enaicae),
Cr(escens), Cr(etae), Cr(ispi), cr(ocodes), cr(ustum) |
| CS |
c(a)s(tello), C(ae)s(ari),
C(aesaris) s(ervo), C(ai) s(erva), C(ai) s(ervus), C(aiu)s, C(aius)
S(empronius), c(aro) s(uis), c(arus) s(uis), C(laudia) s(ub),
c(on)s(ul), c(on)s(ulatu), c(on)s(ulatum), c(on)s(ule),
c(on)s(ulibus), c(um) s(uis) |
| CUR |
cur(a), cur(am), cur(andae),
cur(andarum), cur(ante), cur(antibus), cur(ator), cur(atore),
cur(atorem), cur(atores), cur(atori), cur(atoribus), cur(atoris),
cur(atorum), cur(atrici), cur(atrix), cur(atrori), cur(averunt),
cur(avi), cur(avit), cur(ia), cur(iae), Cur(ino), cur(ioni),
cur(ules), cur(uli), cur(ulis), cur(ulium) |
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