Monte San Giusto

Monte San Giusto is an Italian city of 7,875 populations in the province of Macerata. The first settlements inside the Sangiovese place, traditionally documented, date again to Roman times the age of Nerva 96 to 98 AD with the call of Mons Iustitiae any other feasible historical call is Telusian, destroyed with the barbarian invasions inside the 3^rd century. With the advent of the Lombards it handed beneath the manipulate of the Duchy of Spoleto and could have a fort, later replaced by using the church of Sant Agostino.

Built within the Monte Reale region, this toponym might imply a monetary territory positioned under the direct manipulate of the king, due to its strategic significance, for the reason that the Roman roads coming from Urbs Salvia to the ocean, from Firmum to Pausulae and from Falerio to Pausulae. Thanks to this favorable geographical positioning, it became the epicenter of the Roman settlements around it. This centrality become maintained during the center Ages, turning into a unfastened commune within the 12^th century.