Aprea has a thick stem in Napoli and in the Neapolitan for Massa Lubrense, Castellammare di Stabia, Sant'Antonio Abate, Sorrento, Torre del Greco, Portici and Capri, one for Rome and Latin with a good presence also in the sky From Ponza and a small town near Taranto, Daprea and almost only, while D'Aprea is typical of Torre del Greco and the Neapolitan, the origin of these last names may be from the Greek name. Opens either from a characteristic city name from the presence of a temple dedicated to Venus Aprea citato ad esimio in that text of the 1516 written by Mario Equicolo di Alvito: "... In that little place be a temple of Venus Aprea says Strabone (63 BC * ~ 20d.C), in What could not be translated into the common domain. Have had ad law dedicated in the insula Amatho et Idalia ... ", a principle of these cognoms we find him in Napoli in 1339 when we find the public Notaro Facium de Aprea in Palermo in 1450 in a door I can read: "Fuit propositum in consilio per dominos I was pleased with you, and I was curiously pleased in the usual way, and I would like to take the opportunity for every day for the delivery of night-time and night-time bombs, and many inconveniences not only for the past all the last days of bad pheasks to hell that were death of homeless dogs quote ... Nobilis Adinolfus di Furnaya and Dominus Bernardus Pinos.Magister Laurencius di Balba ut Antonius di Curnaya. Fabrizio Titone Notarus Andreas di Aprea and proximus.Magister Fidericus di Sinibaldis is in voto quod providingant offici di iustja ... ".
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