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The various groups had not run out of given names, yet.
In ancient Greek: LoukasNo surnames were used at the time.
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In the time of St. George people did not have surnames. They did not develop for about another 1000 years.
Common Roman surnames included Julius, Claudius, and Flavius. These surnames often indicated a person's family lineage, social status, or connection to a specific Roman gens (clan). Surnames were important in distinguishing individuals and their place in Roman society.
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Cherokee's do not have surnames; surnames is a complete invention of the European culture. When Cherokee's were forced to begin using surnames, they took names from people they already knew or respected (in most cases). Please note that some Cherokee, both ancient and modern, began using their clan names to fulfill the surname requirement.
Surnames link us to our family.