“A land with such blurred, undefined borders, collects contaminations of different cultures (sometimes profoundly different) that are reflected in the works left to posterity. La Ciociaria then, appealed in the past as Lazio, Campagna e Marittima or Campagna di Roma (and scenario of clashes up to the unification of Italy), becomes a container of habits and customs where diversity is to give uniqueness to the territory and where influences of the Ernici, the Aurunci, the Volsci and the first Samnites, the Papal States and the Kingdom of Naples later, the meetings in each of the 91 countries of the Province.Starting from the polygonal walls of Alatri, Anagni, Arpino, Atina, Ferentino passing through the abbeys of Montecassino, Casamari or (the Certosa) of Trisulti (real Christian temples and artistic witnesses of religious faith) until you get to the “most recent” “Works that the Romans have disseminated throughout the territory”.  “We grew up in one of these 91 municipalities, an environment where everyone knows everything about everyone and the voices of the villagers bounce through the narrow alleys, enter the windows left open, let themselves be pampered by the kitchen scents, then reach the shops food, run between the shelves without prices, and meet the cutting desk that also has the cheese of the pastor friend. Meanwhile, the old ladies sitting on straw chairs in front of their doors, observe everything with careful eyes and glimpses, without saying goodbye. A place for those that do not exist anymore “.