D'Aquino family

d'Aquino
d'Aquino
Country	Kingdom of Sicily; Kingdom of Naples; Kingdom of the Two Sicilies; Kingdom of Italy
Founded	9th century
Founder	Rodoaldo d'Aquino
Titles	List Queen of Sicily; Prince of the Holy Roman Empire; Prince of Castiglione Marittimo; Prince of Feroleto; Prince of Santo Mango; Prince of Pietralcina; Prince of Pescolamazza; Duke of Gaeta; Duke of Bisceglie; Duke of Nicastro; Marquess of Corato; Marquess of Pescara; Count of Acerra; Count of Belcastro; Count of Loreto Aprutino; Count of Martorano; Baron of Roccabascerana ; Baron of Messinara and Plutino; Baron of Castiglione; Lord of Roccasecca; Lord of Marigliano; Lord of Ottaviano; Lord of Giugliano; Lord of Venere; Lord of Cosenza; Lord of Tropea; Lord of Sarno; Grandee of Spain; Patrizio Napoletano; Viceroy of Sicily (non-hereditary); Bailiff of Jerusalem (non-hereditary); ;
Motto	Bene scripsisti de me Thoma; (Latin for 'You have written well of me, Thomas')

The House of d'Aquino is one of the oldest and most influential families of the Italian nobility. It was one of the seven great houses of the Kingdom of Naples and included among its members the famous Saint Thomas Aquinas.