Salvatore Giuliano (Montelepre, November 16, 1922 – Castelvetrano, July 5, 1950) was a Sicilian separatist and bandit who has been mythologized during his life and after his death.
He is commonly compared to the legend of Robin Hood in popular culture, due to stories pertaining to him helping the poor villagers in his area.

His real name was Carmine Donatelli and he was a bandit. He was mate of Giuseppe Nicola Summa and they lived in Basilicata (Italy)

Stefano Pelloni was a bandit called "il Passatore" ( o "il Passator cortese", how was called by the italian poet Giovanni Pascoli) because he was sort of a ferryman before being an outlaw.
He's one of the moust famous italian bandit, and lived in romagna in the XIX century.
It's said that the people loved him (especially the ladies) and there are several novels and ballads on him.

Ha was called <i>Caprariello</i>, was active in the second half of the XIX century near Naples.
He was with La Gala brothers first, then assembled his own band in 1862.
Was caught and executed in 1863.

He's probably the most famous bandit who has lived in Tuscany (Italy).
He's deeply admired and some say he was a sort of modern times Robin Hood.

He was a famous bandit and fought against the Piedmontese army for the restauration of the Bourbons in the Reign of the two sicilies.
His nickname was "Chiavone"

Alfonso Piccolomini lived in XVI century and descended from a noble family. He became a bandit after a quarrel with another noble.