The Feminine praenomen in Roman Epigraphy — A Note about HEpOL 5214
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In fact, we read C. Valeriae C. M. Amme in a Roman epitaph from Portugal, but C. M. is a deficient lecture of the manuscript given to the stonecutter. Otherwise, C. as a feminine praenomen gives the opportunity to a fine analysis of the other examples of this use in Roman Hispania.
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Encarnação, José d’. “The Feminine praenomen in Roman Epigraphy — A Note about HEpOL 5214”. Sylloge epigraphica Barcinonensis: SEBarc, no. 18, pp. 203-9, https://raco.cat/index.php/SEBarc/article/view/386631.
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