 It is unclear how Milo came to prominence at Verona—possibly he arrived in the retinue of Ingelfred—but he was to spend the rest of his life based out of the city.In November 910, Milo was one of ten vassals of the king who acted as a judicial "college" during two "placita" (public hearings) held at Cremona by Berengar.These "placita" marked the resumption of public royal justice after it had fallen in abeyance during years of civil war between rivals for the throne.