Prosopography · 人名学

Sicilian onomastics 西西里人名

The personal names attested in the inscriptions of Sicily (I.Sicily), as an infographic: how many name-forms survive, the Greek-versus-Latin balance of a famously bilingual island, and which names recur most. Every figure is counted live from the source — and, deliberately, no person-network is drawn (see the note below).

Greek and Latin, side by side

Attestations by script — the measure of Sicily's Greek-dominant epigraphic onomastics with its Roman-era Latin minority.

The names most often attested

Top name-forms by number of attestations. Forms are counted as inscribed, so genitives (Νυμφοδώρου, "of Nymphodoros") — the normal case in dedications — appear as their own forms.

Source: schema/prosopography.json (I.Sicily onomastic extraction) · aggregated by scripts/build_onomastics_infographic.py · ← back to the entry index · Sicily on the corpus atlas →