 In Roman times the area continued to grow mainly in the agricultural field, forming an active farming community still witnessed in the Middle Ages.It was in this period that the center took on the name Corticionus (hence Cordignano).In the 13th century it became the curia of Da Camino, then between the 15th and 18th century it was a fief of the Rangoni family of Modena, passing in the 18th century to the branch of the Mocenigo family in Venice with residence at San Stae.