Cognomen Quinto (Quinto 
, Kinto 
, Quintus 
) , worldwide, is a common surname. The last name Quinto is characteristic of Peru, where it is quite a common surname, Philippines, and Belize (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Philippines, Peru, and Mexico. Very seldom, Quinto is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Quinto | Philippines, Peru, Colombia, Italy, Mexico |
| Kinto | Japan, Philippines, Colombia, United States, Mexico |
| Quintus | Spain, Peru, Guatemala, United States, Venezuela |
| quinto vitellio politician (0001-0100), IT (b. 1) |
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| quinto veranio nipote Roman consul in 49 AD, IT (b. 12) |
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| quinto petilio secundo Ancient Roman soldier, IT (b. 19) |
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| quinto laronio Roman consul, IT (b. 50) |
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| quinto giunio bleso suffect consul in 26 AD, IT (b. 50) |
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quinto salvidieno rufo salvio friend of Octavian, IT (b. 100) |
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| quinto pompeyo trión (b. 50) |
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| quinto cecilio epirota Roman grammarian, IT (b. 100) |
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| quinto pompeo falcone 2nd century Roman senator, governor and general, IT (b. 100) |
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| quinto remmio palemone Roman grammarian, IT (b. 100) |
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| quinto giunio bleso Roman commander and proconsul during the reigns of Augustus and Tiberius, maternal uncle of Sejanus, IT (b. 100) |
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| quinto cecilio Roman palace owner and adoptive father of Atticus, IT (b. 130) |
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| quinto pompeio sosio falcone Late 2nd century Roman senator and consul, IT (b. 150) |
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| quinto petronio didio severo Father of Roman emperor Didius Julianus, IT (b. 150) |
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quinto cecilio metello macedonico ancient Roman statesman and general, IT (b. 200) |
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