Agrate Brianza

Agrate Brianza is an Italian town of 15,499 inhabitants within the province of Monza and Brianza. Currently the municipality is shaped by using the unification year 1868 of the territories of Agrate and Omate. It is part of the Vimercatese territory. Agrate is placed at the node that joins the Milan East Bypass, the A4 Turin Trieste dual carriageway the Serenissima and the Milan Eastern External Bypass. Agrate has very historic origins around 1879 foundations of undoubted Roman foundation were observed, which, collectively with a granite altar, now helping the arch of a masseria door, attest to the existence of a Roman vicus.

Towards the middle of the 19th century in demolishing a wall of the parish residence of Agrate, a plaque was located with the following Christian epigraph courting again to the give up of the 5th century or at the beginning of the following as a reference is made to a Boezio consul and Boezio he changed into consul in the years 487, 510 and 522.