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MOROSINI | MOROSINO | MOROSINOTTO

Morosini has a spp. In the area that includes the province of Lodi, Milan and Bergamo, potrebbe avere cepi lungo asse da Rimini leads to Rome and one to Venice, Morosino, absolutely strange, Arabic, Morosinotto and specific to the padovano, of San Giorgio delle Pertiche, Santa Giustina in Colle and Villa del Conte, potrebbero derives from a soprannome derived from the Latin term morosus (minuciosus, inducida), but probably more is derived from the ipocoristiche form of the medioeval Maurus name, which we gave us a phrase in a Sales Letter from the 1117th to Brescia: "... we agreed upon, we made a lot of terraces for ours, which we would have seen in sumptuous place, I found Cocalio, the first piece of water on the Lattice Tower: at the foot of Sancti Petri, It will be herd when Pagani, at the meridian Sancte Marie, is here to mount here, where Riboldi is located; secondly, Ibi prope est: at the foot of Maurus, at Salasco meridian, on Monte Benedicti, and on the tabule viginti et quinque ... "Vene She traces you from this resettlement cognom to 992 when the monk Benedictine

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