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Siena has a large log in Naples, Afragola in Neapolitan and Oliveto Citra in Salerno, one in Bologna in Imola and one in Catanzaro and Catanzaro in Curinga and Lamezia Terme, Senesi is a typical Tuscan surname particularly widespread in Arezzo and Florence, with a strain also in the marches in Jesi in the Anconetanoe in Lazio in Rome and Terracina in Latinense, Senise, very very rare, has a stump in Rome, one in Neapolitan and one in the Cosentino, Senisi, absolutely rare, it would be of Foggian, Sinesi is typically Apulia, of Canosa di Puglia, Bari and Barletta in the Bari and Foggia, Sinisi would also be decidedly apulian, more widespread in Bari, but with a strain also in the Potentino to Ripacandida and Venosa and in the Matera Ferrandina, and with a stump in Rome, should All derive from the late medieval Latin name Senesius, Sinesius or Sinisius: "... Volatum affectantes, in italic Sinesius in Dione. Altum Sublatos, Dimittunt, Sibi Relictos, Aut forte dilapsos suscipiunt, Grandiusculos, Longissime Tamquam robbed and Aemulos... ",
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