and ANGELO, DA SIENA (1296–1338), two brothers, sculptors and architects, who greatly distinguished themselves in the infancy of Italian art. Their native Siena is adorned by many of their works. See Lonzi, i.

Paolo, of Valerano, an emment musician, master of the chapel of St Peter's at Rome, and celebrated for his scientific compositions in every branch of his art. He died in the prime of life, A.D. 1629.