Corsini, palace built for the Marquess Filippo, 81; Andrea S. where born, 82; charity of, 83; Bishop of Fiesole, 82; canonized, 82; Amerigo, First Archbishop of Florence, 83; Bartolommeo, buys large estates, 84; Bartolommeo, created Prince of Sismano by Clement XII., 85; identifies himself with the Spanish party, 86; Bertoldo, Governor of the fortress of S. Giovanni, offers to cede arms to the people, is banished by Cosimo I. and decapitated, 84; Filippo, jurist and ambassador, 83; Filippo, created a Marquess by Urban VIII., 84; Filippo, travels with Prince Cosimo de’ Medici, his account of places visited, 85; Giovanni, lover of the Empress of Constantinople, 82; Lorenzo, elected Pope as Clement XII., 85; Matteo, family historian, 82, 83; makes large fortune in London, 83; author of the _Rosaio della Vita_, 83; Neri, 82; Neri, made a Cardinal by Clement XII., rules the Papal States under four popes, 86; Neri, advocates the independence of Tuscany at Congress of Vienna, Minister of the Interior, a free trader, 87; Neri, Governor of Leghorn, 87; Pietro, Bishop of Florence, 82; Piero, builder of the first fortifications of Leghorn, 84; Tommaso, eminent as a jurist, honesty of, death of, 82; Tommaso, Prince, flies to Sicily, created a Senator and a Count by Napoleon I., Senator of Rome, 86; Tommaso, Prince, popularity of, 87. Covoni, Count, 47, 51; Pierfilippo, Count, 61. Cronaco II., architect of the Palazzo Guadagni, 123, 174; courtyard and cornice of the Palazzo Strozzi built by, 330–331; the great Hall of Council in the Palazzo Vecchio built by, 374–375. Cybo, Donna Veronica, 62; hires assassins to murder Caterina Canacci, 63; sends head of Caterina Canacci to the Duke Jacopo Salviati, 64. Dati, Goro, description by, of the race for the Palio, 21–22. Davanzati, palace of the, 87–88; Bernardo, translator of Tacitus, 88; member of Florentine Academy, 91; Lasca’s poem about, 91; Francesco Rondinelli’s description of, 91–92; Giuliano, knighted by Eugenius IV., 88; Niccolò, founder of the convent of Doccia, 88. Dei, Benedetto, ambassador to Constantinople, 124; Rinieri, builds the Palazzo Guadagni, 123; Palazzo Cocchi built for the, 77. Della Casa, Giovanni, Bishop of Benevento, author of _Galateo_, 160. Donatello, 143–144. Donati, palaces and towers of the, 92; Corso, 76; forces his sister Piccarda to leave her convent and marry, 95; repulse of the Cerchi by, 95; banishment of, 96; Machiavelli’s account of, 96–98; Dino Compagni’s description of, 98. Dosio, Giovanni, probably added to the Palazzo Bouturlin, 53; architect of Palazzo Lardarel, 134. Evelyn, John, 47; on the Palazzo Pitti and its garden, 197. Fabriczy, Herr von, on Brunelleschi, 186–187, 341, 342.