Julian

Julian is a male given name and a family name .

Name days

• January 9th
• January 27th
• February 9
• 8th of March

meaning

Modification of the Latin Julius , from the Julier family .

variants

• Julius (original Latin form)
• Julen (Basque)
• Julien (French, English)
• Julián (Spanish)
• Giuliano (Italian)
• Juljan (Albanian)
• Julijan (South Slavic)
• Julijonas (Lithuanian)
• Julián (Slovak)

Female

• Julia , Juliane , Juliana
• Julienne , Juliette (both French)

Well-known namesake

Roman emperor

• Didius Julianus , emperor in 193 (also known as Julian I. )
• Julian , emperor from 361 to 363 (also known as Julian II )
• Julian (son of Constantine III) , son of the Western Roman counter-emperor Constantine (III) († 411)
• Marcus Aurelius Iulianus , usurper in the 3rd century
• Iulianus (Africa) , usurper in the 3rd century

Roman consuls and politicians

• Flavius ​​Iulianus , Roman officer (imperial era)
• Quintus Fabius Iulianus , Roman suffect consul 131
• P. Salvius Iulianus (* approx. 108), Roman lawyer and politician
• Gaius Iulius Iulianus , Roman consul 150
• Publius Salvius Iulianus (Consul 175) († 182), Roman Consul 175
• Tiberius Claudius Iulianus , Roman suffect consul in 154 AD
• Claudius Iulianus (praefectus Aegypti) , Roman administrator of Egypt 203-206
• Appius Claudius Iulianus , Roman consul
• Claudius Iulianus (suffect consul 238) , Roman suffect consul 238
• Lucius Virius Lupus Iulianus , Roman Consul 232
• Lucius Tettius Iulianus , Roman suffect consul 83
• Lucius Iulius Vehilius Gratus Iulianus , Roman officer (imperial era)
• Tiberius Junius Iulianus , Roman suffect consul 142
• Titus Flavius ​​Iulianus , Roman suffect consul 140
• Titus Flavius ​​Iulianus (Eques) , Roman officer (imperial era)
• Gaius Iulius Iulianus (prefect) , Roman officer (imperial era)
• Gaius Iulius Iulianus , Roman suffect consul 150

such as

• Antonius Iulianus , Roman writer
• Romanus Iulianus , Germanic bodyguard (Germani corporis custodes ) of a Roman emperor in the 1st century

Saints, bishops and martyrs

• Julian (Arian) (probably in the 2nd half of the 4th century in Antioch), Arian theologian and author of a commentary on the Book of Job
• Julian von Emesa († ~ 284/312), Christian martyr and doctor
• Julian of Antinoë († ~ 304/311), Egyptian martyr and saint, see Julian and Basilissa
• Julian of Tarsus (4th / 5th centuries), Christian martyr
• Julian (deacon) († around 400), saint
• Julian of Toledo (* around 652, † 690), Archbishop of Toledo
• Julian of Cuenca (* around 1127, † 1208), Bishop of Cuenca ; Saint since 1594
• Julian von Speyer († around 1250), choir master and composer; Saint
• Julianus Alemannus († 1486) (* around 1410, † 1486), Catholic priest and member of the Franciscan order; Saint
• Julianus (Alexandria) († 189), Bishop of Alexandria
• Julianus von Brioude († around 304), Christian martyr
• Julianus Hospitator (also: Julian the poor or Julian the hospitable )
• Julianus von Eclanum (* around 386, † around 454/455), Bishop of Aeclanum and leading theologian of Pelagianism
• Julianus of Le Mans († 348), first bishop of Le Mans and saint (Remembrance day: January 27)
• Julian of Sora († ~ 140), Christian martyr and saint

First name

• Julian the Theurg , miracle worker (2nd half of the 2nd century), a. a. Author of the Chaldean Oracle

• Julian Adderley (1928–1975), American jazz musician
• Julian Assange (* 1971), Australian journalist and political activist
• Julian Autenrieth (* 1992), young German sailor
• Julian Baumgartlinger (* 1988), Austrian soccer player
• Julian ben Sabar († 529), late antique rebel leader
• Julian Barnes (* 1946), British writer
• Julian Börner (* 1991), German soccer player
• Julian Bossert (* 1988), German jazz musician
• Julian Brandt (* 1996), German soccer player
• Julian Bream (1933-2020), British guitarist and lute player
• Julian Cope (* 1957), British musician
• Julian David (* 1989), German pop singer
• Julian Davies (1931–2013), British jazz musician
• Julian Draxler (* 1993), German soccer player
• Julian Edelman (* 1986), American football player
• Julian Erhart (* 1992), Austrian soccer player
• Julian Gbur (1942–2011), Ukrainian Greek Catholic Bishop of Stryj
• Julian Green (* 1995), American football player
• Julian Huxley (1887–1975), British biologist and behaviorist
• Julian Koch (* 1990), German soccer player
• Julian Lennon (* 1963), English musician and composer
• Julian Maas (* 1975), German musician and film composer
• Julian Marley (* 1975), Jamaican roots reggae musician
• Julian McMahon (* 1968), Australian actor
• Julian Milejski (1921–1942), Polish slave laborer and Nazi victim
• Julian Nagelsmann (* 1987), German soccer coach
• Julian Nida-Rümelin (* 1954), German Minister of State for Culture
• Julian Paeth (* 1987), German actor
• Julian Richings (* 1955), British-Canadian actor
• Julian Röder (* 1981), German photo artist
• Julian Sands (born 1958), British actor
• Julián Simón (* 1987), Spanish motorcycle racer
• Julian Schauerte (* 1988), German soccer player
• Julian Schnabel (* 1951), American painter and director
• Julian Schieber (* 1989), German soccer player
• Julian Schuster (* 1985), German soccer player
• Julian Schutting (* 1937), Austrian writer
• Julian Seymour Schwinger (1918–1994), American theoretical physicist
• Julian Alexandrowitsch Scriabin (1908-1919), Russian musician
• Julian Spatz (* 1990), German actor
• Julian Stuer (* 1990), German poker player
• Julian Symons (1912-1994), British writer
• Julian Thomas (poker player) (* 1981), German poker player
• Julian Track (* 1983), German poker player
• Julian Weigl (* 1995), German soccer player

family name

• Ana Pastor Julián (* 1957), Spanish politician of the Partido Popular
• Doggie Julian (1901-1967), American basketball coach
• Elton Julian (* 1974), American car racing driver and racing team owner
• George Washington Julian (1817–1899), American politician
• Hanna Julian (* 1972), German writer
• Jeff Julian (born 1935), New Zealand marathon runner
• Percy Lavon Julian (1899–1975), American chemist and civil rights activist
• Pete Julian (* 1971), American long-distance runner and athletics coach
• Rodolphe Julian (1839–1907), French painter and founder of the Académie Julian
• Rupert Julian (1879–1943), American filmmaker
• William Alexander Julian (1870–1949), American banker, businessman, and government official

Literature and music

• Reclaiming the Conde don Julián , a novel by Juan Goytisolo
• The legend of St. Julian the Hospitable , story by Gustave Flaubert
• A song by Mandy Winter
• Here comes Julian , a composition by Heiner Wiberny

places

• Julian (California)
• Sankt Julian , Rhineland-Palatinate
• St. Julian's , Malta

See also

• Wiktionary: Julian  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
• Julian Alps
• Jullian
• Julianum
• Julian Church
• San Julian
• São Julião