Behind the Name: Message: "Re: Vespasia"

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Subject:	Re: Vespasia
Author:	beata (guest, 4.165.144.77)
Date:	September 13, 2004 at 9:00:41 PM
Reply to:	Vespasia and Callandra by Siri

I would surmise that it's a feminization of Vespasian. I've also seen Vespa used as a feminine name and believe that would come from the same root.

Callandra sounds very familiar but I can't place it.

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Messages in this thread:

Vespasia and Callandra - Siri Sep 13 2004, 7:48:08 PM
- Re: Vespasia and Callandra - Anneza Sep 14 2004, 1:34:20 AM
  - Re: Vespasia and Callandra - Pavlos Sep 15 2004, 5:38:18 AM
  - Beata never said that it did. - Siri Sep 14 2004, 8:04:50 AM
- Callandra - Chrisell Sep 13 2004, 9:10:18 PM
  - Thank you so much... - Siri Sep 14 2004, 8:03:06 AM
    - Re: Thank you so much... - Chrisell Sep 14 2004, 5:03:51 PM
- Re: Vespasia - beata Sep 13 2004, 9:00:41 PM
  - Thank you so much Beata. - Siri Sep 14 2004, 8:03:58 AM
  - about vespers... - beata Sep 13 2004, 9:16:09 PM
- Re: Vespasia and Callandra - kylasmom Sep 13 2004, 7:54:57 PM

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