named his son Albanus. However, other inscriptions attest to individuals with Roman names granting their children Gaulish names: the Gallo-Roman man Gemellus provided his son with the Gaulish name Divixtos, which utilizes the Gaulish nominative singular ending -os instead of the Latin ending -us. The linguist Karin Stüber suggested that, at least for a certain period of time, both Gaulish and Roman names were used frequently amongst the Gallo-Roman population.

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