or NACCA, "a fuller" (Festus, s.v. Appul. Met. ix. p. 636, ed. Ouden.),
was the name of a family of the Pinaria gens. Natta, or Nata, which we find upon coins, seems
to be the correct orthography. The Nattae are very rarely mentioned, but appear to have been a
very ancient family. Cicero speaks in general of the Pinarii Nattae as nobiles, and mentions an ancient bronze statue of a Natta, which was struck by
lightning in the consulship of Torquatus and Cotta, de Div. 1.12, 2.20, 21.)