Ancient Roman/Greek names for a girl

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We are looking for a strong and fairly unusual name for DD (but not too out there). Current ideas are Maxima and Phoenix. Any suggestions along the same lines please?

Athena

Love Athena but DP's family live in another country and wouldn't be able to pronounce it properly

I love Callisto. I know an Andromeda too but in mythology she had a hard time of it.

Thea

I love Iphigenea but she was sacrificed!

Hera
Camilla
Juno
Theia
Dido

Diana, venus, Eurydice

Sabina
Flavia
Severina
Marina
Rufina
Livia

I think they're all Roman but I'm no Roman scholar so I may be wrong.

Antigone and Allegra are very high on my list at the minute.

Oh, and Hero.

Zoe!

Cassandra
Antigone
Gaia
Hebe
Hestia
Electra
Minerva

Ariadne
Phaedra

Octavia

Persephone?

PASITHEA. Lol.

Artemis
Iocasta
Hero
Flavia
Livia
Venus
Hermia
Hestia
Ceres
Gaia
Lydia
Minerva (as popularised by prof McGonagall in recent years...)

X-posted on some. My bad.

I've always had a soft spot for the name Lydia.

Aurora was the Roman goddess of the dawn.

Zoe is my favourite followed by Cassandra

A quick scan through I, Claudius will give you a fine selection of Roman names. I have a fondness for Agrippinilla myself... Also

Livia
Julia
Antonia
Messalina
Calpurnia
Gaia
Marcella
Drusilla
Livilla
Scyllia
Poppaea
Arria
Agrippina

I love Juno, Aurora, Livia and Hero.

Maxima is an adjective of comparison, meaning biggest.

Phoenix is Greek for a monstrous/symbolic bird.

Neither were used as first names in Roman or Greek times.
However Maximus was a Roman family name.

Mnemosyne (although maybe a bit out there!)
Calliope
Penelope
Iris