 His stay in Casalsottano is said to have attracted Byzantine refugees of other families, such as the Notaras and Komnenoi, to the hamlet in the aftermath of Constantinople's fall, and together they supposedly erected the "Spirito Santo" church, which still stands today.Rogerio was purportedly a judge and is said to have died in 1488,' survived by his wife Antonia and his two children John (or Giovanni) and Angela.