Persia (gens) "flabby", "droopy", or "flop-eared", was borne by the family of the poet. "Severus", also a common surname, meaning "serious" or "stern", belonged to another family of Volaterrae. Of the other surnames found among the various Persii, "Hybrida" was used of the merchant Persius, because his father was Roman and his mother Greek; "Etruscus" signified the Etruscan descent of its bearer; and "Lepidus", more famous from a family of the Aemilii, referred to someone who was pleasant or agreeable. Persia (gens) The gens Persia was a minor plebeian family at Rome. Members of this gens are first mentioned during the Second
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