Description:
The name Camillus is derived from the Latin word Camillus, meaning “of the Camillus family”. The Camillus surname is most likely derived from the town of Camillus, in the province of Latium, in central Italy. The Camillus family was originally from the town of Tusculum, also in the province of Latium. The Camillus surname may also be derived from the Roman god Camillus, who was known for his bravery in the battle of the Allia. The Camillus surname may also be derived from the Celtic word camul, meaning “a wolf”. The Camillus surname may also be derived from the Roman word camillus, meaning “a keeper of cattle”. The Camillus surname may also be derived from the Celtic word camul, meaning “a wolf”. The Camillus surname may also be derived from the Roman word camillus, meaning “a keeper of cattle”.
