The Romans ate almost lying down.

Roman names for food. Along with Cyrus and Julius other Roman boy names in the US Top 1000 include Atticus Felix Justus Titus Cassius Linus Magnus and Marcus. Situated 15 miles apart on the Roman road system taverns catered to travelers in need of rest food and drinks as well as to local patrons seeking entertainment. The craze for mythological baby names is another influence on the newfound popularity of Roman names.

Octavia Feminine form of Octavius. This was mainly barley olive oil and wine known as the Mediterranean Triad. Hortensia Feminine form of the Roman family name Hortensius.

The name is taken from the Latin word porcus meaning pig. Wheat barley oats rye and millets were all strong staples in a Roman diet especially wheat and barley. If you go to Rome heres what you cannot miss.

The name implies prince or little king. Stracciatella Alla Romana Roman Scrambled Egg Drop Soup. In Rome popular names include Antonia Claudia Valentina and Cecilia.

One of the famous bearers of the name was Roman statesman Marcus Porcius Cato. As it is commonly known wheat and barley are the ingredients needed to make bread and porridge which was the most common food found in a Roman home. In my humble opinion rigatoni carbonara is a must try food in Rome.

Pizza is arguably the national dish of Italy. Unique Roman boy names gaining visibility include Sirius Thaddeus Cato and Aurelius. Titus A Roman given name.