Forename Sextus

Around the world, Sextus (Sesto , Sexto , Sextus ) is quite a rare boy's forename. The first name Sextus is habitual in Italy, where it is quite a rare boy's name, Peru, where it is a rare masculine name, and Philippines. Also, Sextus is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Sextus

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Sesto	Spain, Brazil, Italy, United States, Argentina
Sexto	Philippines, Spain, Brazil, United States, Argentina
Sextus	Philippines, Spain, Australia, United States, Sri Lanka
Sext	Venezuela, Myanmar, Israel, United States, Germany

First names said to be same

Cecil, S., Seiseme, Sesta, Sestet, Sex., Sextilius, and Sisto

First name Sextus in the context

Sextus is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Sextus , the operatic character in the opera Polyeucte by Charles Gounod; a young patrician; Sesto (Sextus) , the operatic character in the opera Giulio Cesare, Giulio Cesare in Egitto; Sesto , the operatic character in the opera Il Pompeo by Alessandro Scarlatti and Sesto , the operatic character in the opera La clemenza di Tito by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; a young patrician, friend of Tito, in love with Vitellia.

Notable namesakes

	sextus appuleius Roman consul in AD 14 (b. 20)
	sextus iulius frontinus Roman civil engineer, author, soldier and senator (c. 30 – 103 AD) (b. 30)
	sextus hermentidius campanus Late 1st/early 2nd century Roman senator and governor (b. 50)
	sextus vettulenus civica cerialis early second century Roman senator (b. 50)
	sextus tedius valerius catullus Roman suffect consul in AD 31 (b. 50)
	sextus appius severus senator and quaestor around 70 AD (b. 50)
	sextus carminius vetus ancient Roman senator, consul in 116 (b. 50)
	sextus cornelius dexter Roman auxiliary unit commander and procurator (b. 50)
	sextus octavius fronto 1st century Roman senator, military commander and consul (b. 50)
	sextus vettulenus cerialis 1st century Roman senator and military commander (b. 50)
	sextus iulius severus Roman suffect consul 127 AD (b. 50)
	sextus vitulasius nepos politician (b. 50)
	sextus marcius honoratus Roman consul in 110 (b. 50)
	sextus nonius quinctilianus Roman consul of AD 8 (b. 50)
	sextus pompeius sabinus 1st century governor of Epirus (b. 50)