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romano martire
Roman Christian martyr and saint (died c.258), IT
(b. 200)
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romano di subiaco
Italian saint, IT
(b. 401)
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ezzelino i da romano
Italian condottieri, IT
(b. 1101)
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ezzelino iii da romano
Italian lord (1194-1259), IT
(b. 1194)
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romano bobone
Italian cardinal, IT
(b. 1150)
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alberico da romano
Italian Condorrieri, IT
(b. 1196)
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cunizza da romano
Italian noble
(b. 1198)
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romano bonaventura
Catholic cardinal, IT
(b. 1200)
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ezzelino ii da romano
Italian noble, IT
(b. 1200)
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romano orsini, conte di soana, signore di vicovaro
Est 1273 - 1326
(b. 1268)
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ademaro romano
IT
(b. 1280)
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judah ben moses romano
Italian philosopher, IT
(b. 1293)
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antoniazzo romano
Italian Renaissance painter (1430-1508), IT
(b. 1430)
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paolo romano
15th century Italian sculptor, IT
(b. 1445)
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giulio romano
Italian painter and architect (1499–1546), IT
(b. 1499)
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, Романо 
, רומנו 
) , worldwide, is a widespread surname. The family name Romano is habitual in Italy, where it is a common surname, Argentina, and British Virgin Islands, where it is quite a common surname (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is commonest in Italy, Argentina, and the United States. Very seldom, Romano is the forename as well as the last name.