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Socci has a Tuscan strain, especially in the area that includes the Florentine, Pisa and Leghorn, has a stump in the Anconetano, one in the Roman and high frusinate, one in the Campobassano and a small in Salerno, Soccio has a Roman strain and one in the area that It includes the Pescarese, the Teatino, the Campobassano and above all the Foggiano, should derive from the medieval name Soccus or Soccius of which we have an example in this text of 1400, where it is quoted Soccus Frater Ordinis Cisterciensis: ".. Hic incipit Soccus de tempore. In Nomme Domini. Exurge Deus et exaltetur manus tua. Desinit: Condona nobis peccata, et dona vitam eternam. Explicit Soccus. Deo Gratias.. ", but it is also possible that derive instead from nicknames originated from the Latin word soccus (sort of shoe or slipper), an ancient shoe used by peasants, shepherds and Legionnaires.
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