Potential -ianas and -inas

We get lots of our modern names from Latin--no denying that! And many of them are obviously closely related--Lucia & Luciana, Paula & Paulina, Julia & Juliana, etc. While -ina is usually considered a diminutive nowadays, back then, it was a suffix of possession or origin, as was -iana. So, Luciana = "like/of Lucia/Lucius/light"; and Paulina = "like/of Paula/Paulus/a small thing".
We already have a lot of these pairs, but since -ana is a rather trendy ending right now, I though it'd be fun to see if there's any we've forgotten, or possibly have never been used.
(there doesn't seem to be a hard rule for when words/names get -iana and when they get -ina. Usually -ia names become -iana and anything else is -ina, but not always. There's also a third suffix, -ana, but that one's pretty uncommon.)

• Aetiana, Aetina; from Aetius
• Amabiliana, Amabilina; from Amabilia 
• Amandina; from Amanda 
• Amantina, Amantiana; from Amantis 
• Amatina; from Amata 
• Appiana; from Appius
• Atiliana, Atilina; from Atilius
• Aulina, Auliana; from Aulus
• Aureana, Aurina; from Aurea 
• Aurorina, Auroriana; from Aurora 
• Aviliana, Avilina; from Avilia
• Avitina; from Avitus
• Beatina; from Beata
• Caeciliana/Ceciliana; from Caecilia/Cecilia
• Caeliana/Celiana; from Caelia/Celia
• Camilliana, Camillina; from Camilla
• Cardeana, Cardina; from Cardea 
• Cassiana; from Cassius
• Celsina; from Celsus
• Clarina, Clariana; from Clara
• Claudiana, Claudina; from Claudia
• Cloelina, Cloeliana; from Cloelia
• Concordina; from Concordia 
• Corneliana; from Cornelia
• Drusina; from Drusa
• Drusilliana, Drusillina; from Drusilla
• Duiliana, Duilina; from Duilius
• Egeriana; from Egeria
• Eliciana; from Elicius
• Eligiana, Eligina; from Eligius
• Emerentina; from Emerentius
• Fulviana; from Fulvia
• Gallina, Galliana; from Gallus
• Hilariana; from Hilaria
• Janina/Ianina; from Janus/Ianus
• Jovina/Iovina, Joviana/Ioviana; from Jove/Iovis
• Juniana/Iuniana; from Junia/Iunia
• Laeliana; from Laelia
• Laurina, Lauriana; from Laura
• Luciliana; from Lucilius
• Marciana, Marcina; from Marcia
• Maurina; from Maurus
• Naeviana/Neviana, Naevina/Nevina; from Naevius/Nevio
• Octaviana; from Octavia
• Olivina; from Oliva
• Patriciana; from Patricia
• Priscina; from Prisca
• Priscilliana, Priscillina; from Priscilla
• Remigiana; from Remigius
• Remina; from Remus
• Sabelliana, Sabellina; from Sabellius
• Silviana/Sylviana, Silvina/Sylvina; from Silvia/Sylvia
• Tulliana; from Tullius
• Ursina; from Ursa
• Variana; from Varius
• Victoriana; from Victoria
• Vitina, Vitiana; from Vitus

If you want an -iana that's a bit less "out-there" but still uncommon, I did an earlier post here. :)