Capponi, Marquess Alessandro, builds the Palazzo Capponi, 70; Marquess Gino, last of his branch of the family, 70; Gino, takes Pisa, 70–71; Lodovico, falls in love with Maddalena Vettori, 135; motto and emblem invented by, 136; decorates palace in symbolical fashion, 136; Neri, one of the most influential men in Florence, 71; Piero, success of as merchant, diplomatist and soldier, 71; proud answer of to Charles VII. of France, 71; death of, 72, 168; Niccolò, elected Gonfalonier, 72; proclaims Jesus Christ King of Florence, 72; is deposed and imprisoned, 73; his meeting with Michelangelo, 74; his death, 74. Capponi (delle Rovinate), palace of the originally Da Uzzano, 74. Carriages first introduced into Florence, 173. Castellani, Francesco, knighted by his father’s bier, 23. Cavalcanti, Guido de’, game of chess of, 279. Cellini, Benvenuto, his medal for Federigo Ginori, 110; on Bandinelli’s Hercules, 378. Cerchi, Piero Monaldi on the, 75–76; Vieri de’, called to Rome by the Pope, 95. Cibo, The, introduce carriages into Florence, 173; Francesco buys the Palazzo Pazzi, 172; Ricciarda, mistress of Alessandro de’ Medici, 172. Cigoli (Cardi), Fra Lodovico, architect of the Loggia of the Palazzo Corsi Salviati, 76, 159. Cinelli, Giovanni, 77, 101, 116, 122. Cocchi, Palazzo praised by Vasari, 76; built by Raffaello del Bianco, 77. Compagni, Dino, description of Corso Donati by, 98; exclaims against the avidity of the Florentines, 179; on the storming of the Palazzo del Podestà, 211; on the Cerchi and the Donati, 313, 314. Corsi, origin of the, 80; Giovanni, entrusted with the care of Alessandro de’ Medici, 81; his nephews buy the Palazzo Tornabuoni, 81; Laura, marries the Marquess Salviati, 81.