Riccardi, Palazzo, built by Cosimo de’ Medici, 241–243; chapel of, 243–245; Lorenzo de’ Medici accepts the position of ruler in, 249; Sforza visits Lorenzo in, 250; Pier Capponi and Charles VIII. in, 254; Savonarola visits Charles VIII. in, 255; the Medici return to, 256; Leo X. in, 257; Cardinal Giulio de’ Medici closes the loggia of, 258; Ippolito de’ Medici and Cardinal Passerini in, 259; Clarice degl’ Strozzi turns the Cardinal, Ippolito and Alessandro de’ Medici out of, 260; festivals in for Charles V. and Margaret of Austria, 262; meeting of the Forty-eight in after the murder of the Duke Alessandro, 266; sale of to the Riccardi, 257; added to by the Riccardi, 267–268; let to the French Government, 268–269. Ridolfi, The, 270; hospital of the, 272. Ristori Taddeo di, probably one of the architects of the Loggia de’ Lanzi, 363. Rondinelli, The, 272; Antonio, love story of, 273–275; Francesco, description of Bernardo Davanzati by, 91–92. Rossi, Tribaldo de’, his description of the laying of the first stone of the Palazzo Strozzi, 226–227, 328; of the giraffe sent to Lorenzo de’ Medici, 343–344. Rucellai, The, 275; Bernardo, marriage of with Nannina de’ Medici, 287; builds the palace in the Oricellari gardens, 113; Giovanni, marries Jacopa degl’ Strozzi, 279–280; builds the Palazzo Rucellai, 280; builds the façade of Sta. Maria Novella, 282; _Il Zibaldone Quaresimale_ written by, 283–287; Giovanni, letter of from Avignon, 288–289; author of _Rosmunda_, etc., 289–290; Giovanni, his tessera, 291; Giulio, suppresses the tribunal of the Inquisition and curbs the power of the clergy, 291–292. Sacchetti, Franco, Cavalcanti’s game of chess described by, 281–282. San Clemente, Dukes of, 299, 303. San Gallo, Bastiano da, continues the Palazzo Pandolfini, 164. San Gallo, Giovanfrancesco da, architect, under Raphael, of the Palazzo Pandolfini, 161. San Gallo, Giuliano da, 36; architect of the Palazzo Gondi, 119; staircase and fireplace in by, 120, 221; probable architect of Palazzo Strozzi, 331; of part of Palazzo dello Strozzino, 342; architect of Palazzo Ximenes d’Aragona, 398. Savonarola, advocates building the great hall in the Palazzo Vecchio, 374; imprisonment, torture and death of, 376. Segni, Bernardo, 25, 131, 260; on the death of Luisa Strozzi, 336, 337. Serristori, The, 304. Silvani, Pierfrancesco, joint architect of the Palazzo Corsini, 81; rebuilds the Palazzo Guicciardini, 129; architect of the Palazzo San Clemente, 297; enlarges the Palazzo Ximenes d’Aragona, 398. Sisto da Firenze, Fra, joint architect with Fra Ristoro da Campi of the Palazzo del Podestà, 208.