Agostino is a name of Italian origin, often associated with the Latin name Augustinus, meaning "great" or "magnificent." It is commonly used as a first name and can also refer to various places, institutions, and historical figures in Italy. One notable figure is Saint Augustine of Hippo, a Christian theologian and philosopher whose writings influenced Western Christianity. The name is also linked to various cultural references, including literature and art, where characters named Agostino may appear, reflecting themes of spirituality and moral inquiry.