Christopher - The Rise and Fall of the House of Medici

Piazza Piave, 327

Piazza Peruzzi, 315

Piazza San Marco, 322

Piazza Sant’ Apollinare, 56

Piazza Santa Croce, 312; tournaments in, 38, 116, 121, 314; mock battles in, 119; joust in, 300

Piazza Santa Maria Novella, 57, 273

Piazza Santo Spirito, 315

Piazza Santa Trinità, 119, 221, 331

Piazza Santissima Annunziata, 316, 331

Ponte alla Carraia, 274, 282, 328–9

Ponte Santa Trinità, 221, 274, 282, 289, 328

Ponte Vecchio, 20, 121, 200, 312

Portaal Prato, 120, 308, 313

Porta alla Croce, 120

Porta alla Giustizia, 254, 327

Porta di San Pier Gattolini, 36

Porta Romana, 121, 221

Porta San Gallo, 53, 187

Porta San Freliano, 189

Prato, the, 121

Rotonda di Santa Maria Angeli, 314

San Bartolommeo, church of, 73

San Gaetano, church of, 324

San Gaggio, convent of, 36–7

San Giovanni Battista, church of (the Baptistery), 31, 321; tomb and monument of John XXIII in, 36, 75; bronze doors of, 70–1, 110, 316; Dante on, 70; votive offering taken to, 120; historical note on, 316

San Giovannino degli Scolopi, 75, 317

San Lorenzo, Brunelleschi’s works in, 70, 75, 326; Giovanni di Bicci and, 71, 98, 319; Medici chapel, 71, 326; Donatello’s work for, 90; Cosimo Paler Palriae’s monument in, 98, 319; Donatello buried in, 108; the Medici tombs in, 112, 144, 174, 274, 293, 309, 321, 329; Savonarola preaches at, 179; Michelangelo and, 229, 240, 325; Capella dei Principi, 274, 293, 309, 313, 324, 329; Duke Ferdinand I inaugurates a ceremony at, 279; Medici emblems in, 313; Martelli chapel, 316; the Medici Library in, 316; historical note on, 317

San Marco, convent of, Cosimo Paler Patriot and, 69, 74; Lorenzo the Magnifi-cent’s body at, 174; Savonarola at, 179, 180, 181; treasures from Medici Library lodged at, 187, 316; refuge sought in, 199; Cosimo I and the Dominicans of, 265; historical note on, 317; Fra Angelico’s Crucifixion and Annunciation in, 319

San Martino, church of, 331

San Miniato al Monte, church of, 107, 319

San Pier Schieraggio, church of, 55, 316

Sant’ Ambrogio, church of, 93

Sant’ Antonio, convent of, 123

Sant’ Apostoli, church of, 131, 321

Santa Croce, church and convent of, 131; horse kept at, 26; meetings of Council of Florence in, 66; Cosimo Pater Patriot and, 73; Jacopo de’ Pazzi buried in, 141; Galileo buried in, 282, 317, 332; historical note on, 312–13; Bardi chapel, 314; Donatello’s Annunciation in, 315; Peruzzi chapel, 315; novices’ chapel, 317

Santa Felicità, church of, 316

Santa Maria degli Angeli, monastery of, 37, 47, 314

Santa Maria del Carmine, convent of, 92–3, 319

Santa Maria del Fiore, Cathedral of (the Duomo), 32; Arte della Lana and, 33; and Council of Florence, 67; Ghiberti’s windows for, 70; Brunelleschi’s dome, 72, 317; Donatello and, 90, 320; Delia Robbia’s singing gallery, 108, 320; Matins of Darkness, 120; Holy Saturday in, 120; and the Pazzi conspiracy, 135–6, 137–8; facade of, 168, 221, 324; lightning strikes, 173; Savonarola preaches in, 178, 180, 185, 196, 197; Compagnacci in, 197; congregation attacked in, 199; Leo X in, 222; Cosimo I in, 270; proxy marriage of Maria de’ Medici in, 281; ceremony for Ferdinand III and Marguerite Louise in, 288; historical note on, 313; cenotaphs in, 320; Scoppio del Carro , 321–2

Santa Maria Novella, church and convent of, Eugenius V in, 56, 57, 66, 73; meetings of Council of Florence in, 66; Ghirlandaio murals in, 102, 167, 319, 323; Botticelli’s Adoration of the Magi in, 109; Tornabuoni chapeC 165; mad woman in, 173; secret messages left in, 212; Alberti designs facade of, 313; historical note on, 314; Strozzi chapel, 314; Capella Maggiore, 319, 323; Botticelli’s work for, 320; Viceroy of Naples lodged at, 327; Spanish chapel, 327

Santa Maria del Impruneta, 325

Santa Maria Nuova, hospital of, 71, 314, 316

Santa Trinità, church of, 167, 319, 328; Onofrio Strozzi chapel, no, 314; Sassetti chapel, 323; Gianfigliazzi chapel, 325

Santissima Annunziata, church of, Cosimo Pater Patriae and, 73; Piero di Cosimo’s gift to, 107; wax effigy of Lorenzo the Magnificent in, 143; Clement VH’s emgy thrown out of, 248; Cosimo I in, 270; exhibition of paintings in, 301; Caccini’s loggia in, 315; Pucci chapel, 315; the choir of, 317; the tabernacle, 320

Santo Spirito, church of, 168, 323

Straw Market, 313

Teatro della Pergola, 332

Uffizi, the, 316; function of, 271; art gallery in, 278, 327–8; Ferdinando I enlarges, 280; the Tribuna, 281; opera at, 281; nude statues in, 306; pictures in, 314; Uccello’s work in, 320; Pollaiuolo’s work in, 320; Botticelli’s works in, 320, 322; Gentile da Fabriano’s work in, 320

Via Bufalini, 71

Via Calimala, 312

ViaCavour, 317

Via de’ Bardi, 39, 43, 313, 314

Viade’Benci, 313

Via de’ Gori, 75, 76, 317

Via de’ Pucci, 315

Via de’ Servi, 137, 315, 325

Via degli Alfani, 314, 332

Via dei Leoni, 173, 327

Via del Cocomero, 286, 332

Via dclla Pergola, 286, 289, 332

Via della Scala, 286, 331, 332

Via della Vigna, 120

Via delta Vigna Nuova, 313

Via della Vigna Vecchia, 321

Via di San Gallo, 143

Via di Santa Margherita a Montici, 315

Via Ghibellina, 322

Via Guicciardini, 315

Via Lamarmora, 315

Via Larga, Medici home in, 32; Palazzo Medici in, 75, 76, 90, 215; Filippo Lippi in, 93; Pazzi and Giuliano di Picro in, 137; renamed, 317

Via Maggio, 221, 289, 321, 330

Via Maggiore, 321

Via Mazzetta, 321

Via Nuova Borg’ Ognissanti, 109

Via Palmieri, 321

Via Pietrapiana, 331

Via Porta Rossa, 32, 313

Via Proconsolo, 321

Via Ricasoli, 319, 326, 332

Via Rondinelli, 330

Via Santo Spirito, 327

Via Strozzi, 323

Via Tornabuoni, 314, 323, 330

Florence, Archbishops of, Antonio Pierozzi, 74, 95; Piero Riario, 128; Rinaldo Orsini, 130; Giulio de’ Medici, 232

Florentines, clothing of, 21–3; women, 22–3; Dati on, 28; Pius II on, 38; and the Medici, 50, 82; in fear of Don Ferrante, 84; Medici marriages with, 115; Mantuan envoy on Savonarola and, 185; celebrate defeats of Venice and the Pope, 209

Foggini, Giovanni Battista, 333

Foix, Gaston de(1489–1512), 209

France, and Florence and Milan, 84, 85: Piero di Cosimo ambassador to, 102; and battle of Ravenna, 208, 209; and Florence, 209

Franceschini, Baldassare, ‘il Volterrano’, 331, 332

Francesco da Puglia, Fra, 198, 199

Francesco da Sangallo, 325

Francesco II, Duke of Lorraine, later Francis I, Holy Roman Emperor (1708–65), 309

Francesi, Napoleone, 141, 142

Franchi, Rosello di jacopo, 331

Franciabigio, prop . Francesco di Cristofano Bigi (1482–1325), 322

Franciotto, Galeotto, Cardinal, 206

Francis I, King of France (1494–1547), 252; Leo X and, 219, 222; his appearance and ambition, 219; invades Italy, 220; and Parma and Piacenza, 237; Charles V defeats, 238, 240; and Clement VII, 239, 241

Frundsberg, Georg von (1473–1538), 241–2

Fuorusciti , 263–4

Furini, Francesco, 285, 332

Galilei, Galileo (1564–1642), 292; his history, 282; burial of, 282, 317, 332; Ferdinando II and, 282, 284, 317; his telescope, 331; his papers in Biblioteca Nazionale, 332

Gaza,Theodorus(1398–1478), 170

Genoa, Medici office in, 34; and Smyrna alum mines, 88; and Florence, 159, 163; buys Sarzana, 210

Gentile da Fabriano (137O?–1427?), and the Constantinopolitans, 67; Adoration of the Magi , 110, 314, 320

Ghiberti, Lorenzo (1378–1435), and bronze doors for the Baptistery, 70–1, 316; and the Cathedral dome, 72; his statue of St Matthew, 73; Donatello and, 90; Gozzoli and, 110; his wooden screen in the Cathedral, 137; his bronzes in Orsanmichele, 317