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PULIA

Pulia is typical of the Crotonese, of Roccabernarda in particular, it could derive from the medieval term Pulia (Puglia): "... Cleaning sive Apulia. Maxima est et very fertile in oleo et blado qua in Orbe melior,. Wine Etiam optimo ac aliis habundas fructibus et Pecoribus, Maxime Porcis. Plana Quidam East Homeland, in tempered air, summer tempore, real Amenissima propter fructus arbores ac varias herbas redolentes for if naturaliter sine adjumento hominis in Campis unidique crescentes... ", probably indicating the origin of the ancestor From that region, in this writing of 1319 we find traces of this type of cognominization: ".. De quibus procurationibus et sindicatis apparet for duo Instrumenta Scripta, Unum for Ubertinum de Ilia, notarium de Casali, de sindicatu partis inferioris, current thousandth cccxviiii indicione Secunda etc., Aliud vero for Manum antonii de Pulia, Notariuro de Casali, de sindicatu partis superioris, eadem thousandth et indicione. Appointed quorum consiliariorum sunt HEC. ..".

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Pulia
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Language of the text: Italiano