The Arca Di Sant’Agostino and the Hermits of St. Augustine in Fourteenth-Century
Both city and church were contested repeatedly among the papacy, the empire, and the Visconti. There is much in the iconography of the Arca that is relevant to the Visconti, such as the prominent depiction of the Virtues, recalling Giangaleazzo Visconti's title, The Count of Virtues.