Globally, Publius (Publius 
) is a very rare masculine forename. The first name Publius is habitual in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Brazil, where it is a very rare boy's name. Very seldom, Publius is the last name as well as the forename.
Publius is also a name from the Bible. Explore more in our Biblical names portal!
Publius is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Publius Lentulus , the supposed Roman governor of Judea, author of the fictional Letter of Lentulus and Publius Aurelius , the fictional character.
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publius aelius hadrianus afer father of emperor Hadrian (b. 1) |
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publius quinctilius varus 1st century Roman senator (4-27) (b. 4) |
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publius ostorius scapula politician and soldier (0015-0052) (b. 15) |
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publius ovidius naso Roman poet (43 BC – 17/18 AD), RO (b. 43) |
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publius quinctilius varus early Roman Imperial governor of Germania, IT (b. 46) |
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| publius vitellius saturninus prefect of a legion under Otho (b. 1) |
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publius cornelius tacitus Roman senator and historian (54-120) (b. 54) |
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| publius cornelius orestinus military tribune 17 AD, IT (b. 5) |
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| publius plautius pulcher brother-in-law of emperor Claudius (b. 6) |
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| publius cornelius lentulus Roman consul consul 27 AD (b. 10) |
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| publius cornelius lentulus scipio Roman senator (b. 15) |
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publius vergilius maro ancient Roman poet, IT (b. 70) |
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| publius petronius turpilianus politician (25-68) (b. 25) |
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publius aelius hadrianus emperor of Ancient Rome (76-138), ES (b. 76) |
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| publius arrius antoninus 1st century AD Roman senator and consul (b. 31) |
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