In the 13th century the emperor Frederick II of Swabia granted Scopello’s land to Oddone de Camerana, a Piedmontese, and to the Lombard knights who arrived in Sicily with him. In 1237 Oddone di Camerana and his Lombard knights moved to Corleone, and the emperor gave Scopello as a feud to the town Monte San Giuliano (now Erice).
In the 13th century, Emperor Frederick II of Swabia granted Scopello's land to Oddone de Camerana, a Piedmontese, and to Lombard knights who accompanied him to Sicily. In 1237, Oddone di Camerana and his Lombard knights moved to Corleone, and the emperor bestowed Scopello as a fiefdom upon the town of Monte San Giuliano (now Erice).