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in reply to a message by Anneza
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Salutius and Salutia are Latin names from the 1st century that were exclusively used by Jews, probably as translations of Chayim and Chaya (there is a less big possibility that Salutia was used as a translation of Chaya because Jewish women were never obligated to have Hebrew names).
Salutius was also used once outside the Jewish community but overall there is no information about these names online because of how rare they were.
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Salutius and Salutia are Latin names from the 1st century that were exclusively used by Jews, probably as translations of Chayim and Chaya (there is a less big possibility that Salutia was used as a translation of Chaya because Jewish women were never obligated to have Hebrew names).
Salutius was also used once outside the Jewish community but overall there is no information about these names online because of how rare they were.
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This message was edited 11/16/2024, 12:36 AM
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