Vopiscus
A Roman praenomen, which signified a twin-child who was born safe, while the other twin died, before birth. Like many other ancient Roman praenomens, it was afterwards used as a cognomen.
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A Roman praenomen, which signified a twin-child who was born safe, while the other twin died, before birth. Like many other ancient Roman praenomens, it was afterwards used as a cognomen.