As for the names of other Comacines who worked at the façade and on the wondrous roof, one finds them by hundreds in the annals of the Duomo, as collected by Giulini in his _Memorie della Città e Campagna di Milano_. Here you see names repeated which have been familiar in the guild for centuries; such as the Bono and Solari families, and Luca Beltrami, who worked at the façade in the seventeenth century, and whose ancestors were architects at Modena and Parma two hundred years earlier. II.--THE CERTOSA OF PAVIA MAGISTRI AT THE CERTOSA OF PAVIA ----+------+------------------------------+-------------------------------- 1. | 1396 | Magister Bernardo da Venezia | { C.M. for the actual building. | | | { 2. | " | M. Jacopo da Campione | { C.M. at Milan to visit and | | | { superintend. ----+------+------------------------------+-------------------------------- These two were the first architects. ----+------+------------------------------+-------------------------------- 3. | " | M. Giovanni da Grassi | { Two of the Duke's architects | | (Graci) | { from Milan, who were also | | | { called into council on the 4. | " | M. Marco da Carona | { first plans. | | | 5. | " | M. Cristoforo da Lonigo | Drew a design for the church | | | of the convent. | | | 6. | " | M. Domenico Bossi da | Assisted in laying the | | Campione | foundations. | | | 7. | " | M. Giovanni da Campione | Sculptured slabs for three | | (called Bosio) | reliquaries. | | | 8. | 1397 | M. Antonio di Marco | Son of Marco Carona da | | | Campione: C.M. of Milan; | | | called from Crema to be | | | C.M. instead of M. Bernardo. | | | | | | { Two brothers left in charge | | M. Giovanni } | { when Antonio returned to 9. | | Solari } | { Crema. Giovanni was C.M. | | } of Campione | { till 1400. Giovanni was the 10. | | M. Francesco } | { father of the celebrated | | Solari } | { Guiniforte, C.M. of Milan. | | | { The Lombardi of Venice were | | | { descendants ofthis family. | | | 11. | 1428 | M.