All extremely rare, Apollo has a stock in Naples, one in Lucera in the Foggia area and one in Mazara del Vallo in the Trapani area. Apollone is almost unique, probably Sicilian, Apollonia, it seems to have a Lombard lineage and one in the Belluno area, Appolonia has a very small stock Lombard in the Brescia area, Appollonia, has a Lombard lineage and one in the Belluno area, Apolloni, on the other hand, is very present, has an important stock in the Vicenza area, one between Marche, Forlì and Florence and one in the Roman area, Apollonio has a large Lombard stock, especially in the Brescia area , one in the Belluno area, one in the Roman area, one in the Isernia area and one in the Lecce area, Appolloni is typical of the central area including Ancona and Macerata, Umbria, Lazio and L'Aquila, Appollonio, very rare, is from the Caserta area, Appoloni has a stock in the Trentino which also affects the nearby Veronese and Vicenza area, Appolonio, quite rare, is in the area that includes the Venetian and the Udine area, all derive from the name of the Greek god Apollon who became pre With the Romans in the personal name Apollonius, then Italianized in Apollonio, we have an illustrious example in Apollonio Rhodio (295 BC - 215 BC), Greek librarian poet of the Library of Alexandria, author of the Argonautics among others: "... Apollonius Rhodius Graeco, et Valerius Faccus, Latin carmine, descripserunt. Igniarium quod in Aureus torque Equitum illorum intertextum velleri conspicitur ... ". Additions provided by Giovanni Vezzelli Apollonio, surname from the name Apollonio, continuation of the Latin Apollonius which is a cross between the Roman noble of Etruscan origin Aplonius / Apluni and the Greek name Apollonios derived from Apollon, the name of the god Apollo in Greek-Roman mythology.
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