Fortunat

Fortunat , actually "Fortunatus" (Latin for "the lucky one" or "the lucky one"), was a nickname in ancient Rome and the name of several Christian martyrs. Two Baden princes also had him as a middle name:

• Eduard Fortunat (Baden-Baden) (1565–1600), Margrave of Baden-Baden
• Hermann Fortunat (1595–1665), Margrave of Baden-Rodemachern
• Fortunat spokesman (1585–1647), lawyer from Graubünden
• Fortunatus von Todi († 537), bishop in Umbria
• Venance Fortunat (around 540–600 / 610), poet and hagiographer, Bishop of Poitiers, see Venantius Fortunatus

See also

• Fortunatus (disambiguation)
• Fortunati
• Fortunato

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.