Pessolani, almost unique, has a presence in the Cuneo and in the potentian, Pessolano and typical of the Salerno, Atena Lucana, Nocera Inferior and Auletta, and Marsicovetere in the Potentine, Pezzolano, almost exclusively, you would like piemontese, potrebbero of origin French and derived from Mons Pessulanus, the ancient name of the French city of Montpellier. Probably I would indicate an origin of the terms of the place: "... and who nominates the census, in person you received, in Montepessulano et extra, in all places and district hominum Montispessulani et omnium hominum pertinentium ad iurisdictionem sive districtum Montispessulani, a Domino rege Arag (onum) et omnibus hominibus sui regni ... ".
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