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I'm not sure if you want Rome to be a fn or a mn. Here goes:

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Rome Arabella
Rome Olivia
Rome Isadora
Rome Leandra
Rome Veronique
Rome Patricia (= a Roman noblewoman)

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Sylvia Rome
Eleanor Rome
Lucinda Rome
Parthenope Rome (Naples + Rome)("par-THEN-uh-pee")
Amalthea Rome
Euphemia Rome (nn Effie?)
Eugenia Rome
Theophania Rome (nn Tippy?)
Evarista Rome

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Wow. You can have a lot of fun with ancient fns. As a mn, it almost substitutes for the ubiquitous Rose.

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Alternately, have you considered Roman for a boy, or Roma / Romola ("ROH-mu-luh") for a girl?

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I'll be interested to see if this develops into an actual name that you will use. Please let us know if anyone's suggestions hit the mark. Thanks!