Latin patronymics

[Przibram]

Hi! Please, to what extent the Greek-Latin patronymics
-adēs, idēs, īdēs and -eus (masculine)
–ās, is, and -ēis (feminine)
were popular and frequently used in Classical Latin texts?

 

[scrabulista]

One thing you can do is go to:
Greek Dictionary Headword Search Results (tufts.edu)
http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/resolveform

Choose "words ending with" in the first box then "Latin" in the third box.
Put your desired ending in the second box.

For -ades there is one page of words and names.
Beware! Not every word ending in -ades is a patronymic.
It looks like the most common of them is clades which does not look like a patronymic.
One that is definitely a patronymic is Dryades.

 

[Przibram]

Thank you. This is a valuable tool.