San Silvestro(Italy)
Falacrinae was an ancient Roman "vicus" (birthplace of the emperor Vespasian), identifiable with actual San Silvestro, frazione of the commune of Cittareale.
Unknown 1588(Italy)
Editor, following Repetti (1833-46), p. 916, argues it could be identified with Lucignanello, between Pienza and Monticchiello (province of Siena)
Unknown 1907(Italy)
Unidentified "fundus" in Tuscany (territory of Pisa?)
Unknown 1932(Italy)
No exact localization is possible: Monneret du Villard, L’Isola, pp. 70-71, located it in Laino (province of Como); Bognetti, S. Maria, p. 81, in Castiglione; Vincenti, La chiesa, p. 34, argues it can be identified with a (later documented) fortification in Scaria (borough of Lanzo d'Intelvi, province of Como).
