Parigi, Alfonso, lengthens the Palazzo Pitti and restores the façade to the perpendicular, 195–196. Parigi, Giulio, architect of the Palazzo dell’Antella, 32; loggia of the Tessitori de’ Drappi attributed to, 60; adds to the Palazzo Pitti, 195. Passerini, Count Luigi, quoted, 17, 28, 36, 48, 102, 124, 161, 174, 212, 213, 215, 275. Pazzi, Andrea, builds the Palazzo Pazzi, 167; Francesco, conspires with Sixtus IV. against the Medici, 168; kills Giuliano de’ Medici, 171; is hanged, 172; Jacopo, incites the people to revolt, 171; is executed, 172; Giovanni, founds the Società Colombaia, 397. Peruzzi, account of the, 175; Arco de’, frescoed by Paolo Ucello, 176; Baldassare, architect and painter, 180; houses of the, assigned to distinguished guests, 179; Ridolfo, banished, 179; ruin of the, 176; Ubaldino, 180. Pisani, Andrea, enlarges the Palazzo Vecchio, 359. Pitti, Buonaccorso, chronicle of, 182; Luca, begins the Palazzo Pitti, 185; conspires against Piero de’ Medici, 186; Eleonora di Toledo buys the Palazzo Pitti, 187; marriages of Cosimo I.’s daughters in, 188–189; Montaigne’s description of, 190; entertainment in courtyard of for marriage of Ferdinando I., 191–193; ceremonies for the marriage of Maria de’ Medici in, 194; Giulio and Alfonzo Parigi add to, 195–196; beginning of gallery in, 196; description of by Evelyn, 196–197; Marguerite Louise of Orleans and her cook in, 197–199; Marshal Botta’s work in, described by Sir H. Mann, 199–201; loggiata of begun by Ruggieri, 201; Ferdinando III. expelled from, 202; King and Queen of Etruria in, 204; Elisa Bonaparte in, 205–206; picture gallery of, added to by Ferdinando III., 207; Leopoldo II. leaves the, 207. Podestà, Palazzo del (Bargello), building of, 208; burnings of the, 211, 213; frescoes in chapel of, 214–216; malefactors painted on, 216–217, 220–221, 252; Pagolo Boscoli’s last night, by Luca della Robbia, 222–231; inside of ruined when given up to the Bargello, 252–253; uncovering Dante’s portrait in, 233. Poliziano, Agnolo, 35, 80. Pucci, The, 234–235. Pulci, Luca, entry of Lorenzo de’ Medici into the lists described by, 35, 80. Quaratesi, Marquess Niccolò, buys the Palazzo Pazzi, 174. Rastrelli, Abbate Modesto, on the murder of the Duke Alessandro, 263–265; how the Gonfaloniers and Priors lived in the palace, 357. Ricasoli, Alberto, 100; Antonio, takes S. Leo, 101; Bettino, Baron, 102; speech of in the Palazzo Vecchio, 394; Rinieri, builds the palace on the Lung’Arno, 101.