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| Guillaume Syriae Bonisagi | ||
| Pegarius Verditii | ||
 Quaesitor Venediktos Criamonis |
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| Vinicia Verditii | ||
| Despina Criamonis | ||
| Nektarios Criamonis | ||
| Ghita Verditii | ||
| Osuin Criamonis | ||
| Discipulus Basil Criamonis | ||
 Discipulus Felipe Criamonis |
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| Discipula Jemma Verditii | ||
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| 1271 AD |
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gia Napa is located south of the monastery from which it takes its name, above and within sea caves on the southeast coast of Cyprus. The caves are convenient hermitages for magi Criamonis whose pursuit of the Enigma requires solitude, and other magi appreciate the strong magical aura and relative security available at the conventum.