 From the second half of the XI century, the farmhouse was purchased by the princes of Capua, Giordano and Riccardo, who are mentioned in an act of 1087 in which the ecclesiam s. Mariae de Domocella is confirmed to belong to the feudal abbey of San Lorenzo d'Aversa, which came definitively into possession of the village a few years later.In 1187 it still owned most of the lands and houses.With the end of the Norman domination (1199) the farmhouse was included, in the same way as the other small towns in the valley, in the feud of Lauro and, in 1270, of Raimondo de Vaudemond.