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Serena In addition to the nucleus between Venetian and Treviso, seems to have a strain Bresciano and a Piacentino, Serenella, extremely rare is Latium, Serenelli is very rare and should be specific of the Anconetano, Sereni, quite uncommon, could have more strains, in Emilia, Tuscany and Umbria, serene would seem piedmontese, but there is a strain also in San Severo (FG), sirens is practically unique, Sireni is absolutely rare, probably of the central North, Sireno is specific to Foggia, should all Derive, directly or through hypochoral forms or alterations, from the Latin cognomen Serenus, of which we have an example in the Annales of Tacitus: "... Et Vibius Serenus Pro separation ulterioris hispaniae de vi publica damnatus ob atrocitatem morum in Insulam amorgum Deportatur... ", in some cases it is possible that they derive from the Libyan name Cyrene, of which Sirenus is an ethnical latin form.
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