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I hope, absolutely very rare, it is of Brindisi, Sperti has a strain in the Belluno, with presences in the Trevisan and in the Venetian and in Trieste and a strain in Puglia, in the Bari, in the Tarentine and in Lecce, Spirti, almost unique is an altered form of the previous, Spirto, very Rare, has a strain in Lecce, all these surnames should derive, directly or through dialectal alterations, from the apheretic forms of the medieval Lombard name Ansperto, of which we have an example of use in a cartridge Venditionis of 1040 to Calcinate in Bergamasco: "In nomine Christi Dei Eterni. Years AB Incarnacione Domini our Iesu Christi Mileximo Quadrageximo, fifth die canteens Marcius, Indicione Octava. Constad nos garlinda filia quondam lamberti et relicta quondam petri et item Petro filius quondam Allexandri et pedreverga iugalibus filia quondam iam dikti Petri, abitatores in Vico Balbiaco, here profesi summus nos comuniter legem distance langobardorum, Consentciente Mihi here supra Garlinde Ansperto here vocatur Burningo Mundoaldo Meo et subter confirming, Ipso namque Petro iugale et mundoaldo meo mihi qui supra Pedreverge item consentciente et subter confirmanta et iusta legem una a de propinquioribus Parentibus Meis qui supra Pedreverge, id sunt Ambroxo et Andrea nepotis meis... ".
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