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Strigi would seem unique, probably is of the area Novarese, Strigiotti, almost unique, seems Lombardo, should derive, directly or through hypochoral forms, by nicknames originated from the archaic Strigio (type of grass also called Solatro), or Also from the Lombard Strigg or Strigio (Lasca, type of fish), or even, and more probably, from the medieval name Strigius, perhaps from that type of fish derived, the use of this name we have an example in the diplomatic code of medieval Lombardy, Where they appear, towards the end of the twelfth century, acts attested by the notary Opiço Strigius, operating in Pavia between 1183 and 1202, an example we have in the short Act investiture Controversy of 1185 in Pavia: "Ego opyço strigius notarius sacri palacii authenticum huius startshowing vidi et legi Et sic in EO continebatur ut in hoc groecum exemplo preter litteram plus minusve et in hoc exemplo subscripsi. ", an Alexander Strigius at the beginning of 1600 is chancellor of the Duke of Mantua and his ambassador to the Court of Spain in Madrid.
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