Capitolinus
Capitolinus is a Latin term meaning “of the Capitol” or “belonging to the Capitoline Hill” in Rome. It is used chiefly as a toponymic or honorific epithet rather than as a fixed proper name for a single historical figure.
Etymology and usage: The word derives from Capitoline Hill, the central raised area in ancient Rome that
Historical usage: In classical and late antique texts, Capitolinus appears as an epithet or descriptive reference
Modern and literary usage: In modern scholarship and fiction, Capitolinus is sometimes used as a stylized name