Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

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Absolutely rare Vitelleschi is perhaps Latium, typical of the center-south calves, very rare is more specifically the South Vitellium, veal is typical Sicilian, Agrigentino in particular, Vitellozzi, very uncommon, has a stump in Arezzo and one in Rome, should Derive from the Latin nomen Vitellius, brought for example by Aulus Vitellius (15-69 Ad) that was made Emperor of Rome in 69 A.D., traces of this cognominization we find in Perugia in 1200 with the Chancellor of the commune of Perugia

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