[259] Extract from the books of the _Opera_, 1372, December 13--"Francischus Salvetti de sua propria et spontanea voluntæ qui erat caput magister dicti operis Sancte Reparate renuntiat et repudiat dicto officio, et quot non vult confirmus esse caput magistro in presentæ operarorum." [260] Milanesi, _Vasari, Vita Filippo Brunelleschi_, vol. ii. p. 351, note. [261] Cesare Guasti, _La Cupola di Santa Maria del Fiore_, pp. 34, 35. [262] See _Sculpture, Renaissance and Modern_, pp. 63, 64, published by Messrs. Sampson Low and Marston. [263] _Tuscan Sculptors_, Vol. I. chap. v. p. 135. [264] Milanesi's _Vasari, Vita di Filippo Brunellesco_, vol. ii. p. 362, notes. See also Cesare Guasti, _La Cupola di Santa Maria del Fiore_, p. 54, document 116. CHAPTER IV THE MILAN LODGE THE MILAN LODGE ----+--------+------------------------------+------------------------------ 1. | 1387 | Magister Simone da Arsenigo | First _capo maestro_ of | | | Milan cathedral. | | | 2. | " | *M. Guarnerio da Sirtori. | Assisted him. | | | 3. | " | *M. Marco da Frixone di | Engaged March 5, 1387; C.M. | | Campione | 1389; D. 1390. | | | 4. | " | *M. Jacopo Fusina da | C.M. with Marco in 1389. Head | | Campione | of the works at Certosa, 1397. | | | Designed the Certosa. | | | 5. | " | *M. Zeno da Campione (his | Brought 21 sculptors on Oct. | | brother) | 18, 1387. By 1399 he had 250 | | | under him. | | | 6. | " | *M. Andrea degli Argani da | From the Campione school at | | Modena | Modena; was architect to the | | | Duke of Milan. Called to | | | to Milan in 1387 as counsel. | | | 7. | " | *M. Lazaro da Campione | | | | 8. | " | *M. Rolando or Orlando | | | | 9. | " | *M. Zambono (Giovanni Buono | Descendant of Zambono, who | | da Bissone) | was C.M. at Padua 1264, and | | | at Parma 1280. | | | 10. | " | *M. Fontana da Campione | Probably an ancestor of Giov. | | | Fontana, the master of | | | Palladio; and of Matteo