Matal writes to Orsini in Rome and asks if Egio was still alive. [BA Mailand, D 501 inf., fol. 269v]: "num Benedictus Aegius adhuc supersit, uti opto, scire velim, num Pyrrhus quoque Logorus, quos ut antiquitatis universae collectores, interpretes ac prope parentes semper feci facioque plurimi"

Matal writes to Panvinio in Rome that he supported Panvinio's work on the edition of the Fasti (about 1550) with information collected from ancient coins and medals: "Dum consules tuos cum eruditis viris communicabas istic; me item tibi, quidquid ex antiquis nummis ad id colligeram, totum libenter tradidisse." (according to [Heuser 2003: 90, 97 Fn. 4 von S. 96], BA Mailand, D. 501 inf. fol. 269r)

The same letter mentions Latino Latini and asks if Egio was still alive. [Heuser 2003: 97 Fn. 2]: BA Mailand, D 501 inf. fol. 269v: "Num Benedictus Aegius adhoc supersit, uti opto, scire velim, num Pyrrhus quoque Logorus, quos ut antiquitatis universae collectores, interpretos ac prope paretnes semper feci facioque plurimi."