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antonio viviani
Italian painter (1560-1620), IT
(b. 1560)
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vincenzo viviani
Italian scientist (1622-1703), FR
(b. 1622)
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ottavio viviani
Italian painter (1579-1641), IT
(b. 1579)
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giuliano viviani
IT
(b. 1581)
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giovanni bonaventura viviani
17th century Italian composer and violinist, FR
(b. 1638)
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luigi viviani
(b. 1709)
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quirico viviani
IT
(b. 1780)
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domenico viviani
Italian botanist (1772-1840), IT
(b. 1772)
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antonio viviani
(1797-1854), IT
(b. 1797)
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rené viviani
Prime Minister of France (1862-1925), FR
(b. 1862)
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isabelle viviani
French social activist, FR
(b. 1872)
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luisella viviani
Italian singer and actor, IT
(b. 1885)
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raffaele viviani
Italian playwright and stage actor, IT
(b. 1888)
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dante viviani
Italian architect (1861-1917), IT
(b. 1861)
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agostino viviani
Italian politician (1911-2009), IT
(b. 1911)
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, ויויאני 
, Вівіані 
) , worldwide, is a common cognomen. The cognomen Viviani is characteristic of Monaco, where it is quite a common surname, Italy, and Argentina, where it is quite a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Italy, Brazil, and Argentina. Likewise, Viviani is the forename as well as the last name.