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titus aelius hadrianus antoninus augustus pius
Roman emperor (86-161) (r. 138–161), IT
(b. 86)
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gaius pomponius pius
politician
(b. 50)
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publius coelius balbinus vibullius pius
2nd century Roman senator, consul and governor
(b. 50)
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quintus planius sardus truttedius pius
(b. 50)
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gaius pomponius pius
(b. 50)
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lucius cestius pius
latin rhetorician who flourished during the reign of Augustus
(b. 100)
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lucius vinicius pius
(b. 150)
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fulvius pius
Roman consul 238 AD
(b. 200)
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karl pius, erzherzog von österreich
Archduke of Austria (1909-1953), AT
(b. 1909)
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mikhael k. pius
Assyrian historian
(b. 1927)
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quintus caecilius metellus pius
Ancient Roman consul, general and statesman. A leader of the Optimates
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miroslav pius
SK
(b. 1942)
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mujuzi pius
Ugandan politician
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theophilus pius
researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-5495-7743)
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gaius julius publilius pius
tribune of the Cohors I Vangionum in the 3rd century
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, Pio 
, بيوس 
, along with others...) , throughout the world, is a widespread surname. The last name Pius is characteristic of Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly Tanzania, where it is quite a common surname, Nigeria, and Cabo Verde (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in Nigeria, Tanzania, and Brazil. Also, Pius is the forename as well as the last name.