Plautian
Plautian is a term encountered in historical and onomastic contexts to denote relation to the Roman gens Plautia. In scholarly use, it can function as an adjective describing things connected with Plautia or, less commonly, as a root in proper names derived from the gens.
Etymology and forms: Plautian derives from Plautius, the nomen of the plebeian Plautia gens, with the addition
Usage in historical sources: The Plautia gens produced several notable members in the Roman Republic and Empire.
Modern usage: In contemporary scholarship, Plautian is primarily of interest to students of Roman onomastics and
See also: Plautia gens, Plautius, Plautianus, Roman naming conventions.