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Tisci has a log in Naples and Puglia in the Bari in Canosa di Puglia, Gravina in Puglia, Aquaviva of the sources, Bari and Cassano delle Murge, with small strains in Taranto and San Ferdinando di Puglia in the Foggiano, Tiscia is Speccifico del Foggiano, of San Nicandro Garganico and San Ma RCo in Lamis, Tiscio, absolutely rare, is Neapolitan, Tiscione is specific to the Casertano, Caserta, St. Nicholas the Road and Marcianise, with a small strain also in Palermo and Catania, Tiscioni, almost unique, it would seem latial, could derive from names of Locality, or, more probably from the medieval name Tiscio, Tiscionis, in turn derived from the Latin word title, Titanic (fiery firebrand), or perhaps by a similar nickname tending perhaps to emphasize a particularly fiery character of the ancestor.
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