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marcus porcius cato
Roman consul in 36 AD
(b. 50)
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publius valerius cato
1st-century BC Roman poet and grammarian
(b. 50)
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marcus porcius cato
son of Cato the Younger, GR
(b. 73)
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lucius porcius cato
Roman consul in 89 BC
(b. 200)
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marcus porcius cato
praetor 92 BC
(b. 150)
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cato salonianus
son of Cato the Elder, magistrate
(b. 154)
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c. porcius m.f.m.n. cato
Roman consul in 114 BC
(b. 157)
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marcus porcius cato
Roman politician, soldier and writer (234–149 BC), IT
(b. 234)
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m. porcius m.f.m.n. cato
Roman consul in 118 BC
(b. 200)
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marcus porcius cato
ancient Rome politician
(b. 200)
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dionysius cato
author of distichs of Cato
(b. 300)
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l.hostilius cato
legate 190 BC
(b. 300)
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c.hostilius cato
praetor 207 BC
(b. 300)
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a.hostilius cato
praetor 207 BC
(b. 300)
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renato cato
IT
(b. 1519)
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, كاتو 
, カトー 
) , in the world, is a common family name. The cognomen Cato is characteristic of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, where it is a common surname, Grenada, and New Zealand, where it is quite a common surname (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in the United States, New Zealand, and Ghana. Much less frequently, Cato is the forename as well as the last name.