In all the world, Maximus (Максим 
, Massimo 
, Maximus 
, and others...) is a prevalent boy's given name. The first name Maximus is habitual in Ukraine, where it is a widespread masculine name, Italy, and Russia, where it is a common boy's name (explore the name in all countries). Very seldom, Maximus is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Максим | Kazakhstan, Russia, Italy, Belarus, Ukraine |
| Massimo | Russia, Spain, Italy, Moldova, Germany |
| Maximus | Russia, Spain, Brazil, Italy, Germany |
| Máximo | Spain, Brazil, Italy, United States, Germany |
| מקסימוס | Israel |
Maksim, Maksimi, Maksimilijan, Maksims, Maksymilian, Massimiliano, Maxi-, Maxim, Maximiliaan, Maximilian, Maximiliano, Maximilien, Maximillian, Maximo, Maximos, Maxmilián, Màxim, Màximus, Máximus, Макс, Максимальный, Максимилиан, Максимилиано, Максимус, Максім, Масимо, Массимилиано, Массимо, Массімо, Махимус, מקס, מקסימיליאן, ماسيمو, ماكس, ماكسيموس, ماکس, مكسيموس, and マックス
Maximus is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Maximus , the fictional horse from Disney's Tangled; Maximus Decimus Meridius , character in Gladiator; Maximus , the fictional character in Marvel Comics; Maximus Lobo , the comics character and Lord Farquaad , the fictional character in the Shrek franchise, and in many other works.
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paullus fabius maximus Roman consul in 11 BC (b. 40) |
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valerius maximus early 1st century AD Roman professional rhetorician, historian and author (b. 100) |
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maximus of tyre 2nd century Greek rhetorician and philosopher, LB (b. 200) |
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| maximus lucilianus (b. 150) |
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| maximus i of antioch TR (b. 200) |
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| valerius maximus Roman consul 327 AD (b. 250) |
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maximus of naples Bishop of Naples (b. 350) |
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| maximus ephesius Neoplatonist philosopher, TR (b. 310) |
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| maximus i of constantinople archbishop of Constantinople in 380, EG (b. 350) |
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| maximus of mainz 4th/5th century bishop (b. 400) |
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| sp. carvilius c.f.c.n. maximus politician (b. 400) |
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| maximus ii of antioch Patriarch of Antioch (b. 401) |
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| maximus of pavia Bishop of Pavia (b. 450) |
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| maximus of riez (b. 455) |
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maximus the confessor Christian monk, theologian, scholar and saint (c. 580 - 662) (b. 580) |
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