Soderini, Niccolò, popularity of, 305; Tommaso, one of the chief citizens of Florence, 305–306; Piero, cowardice of, 306; Machiavelli’s lines on, 307. Spini, The, 307; Geri, ability and riches of, 308; Boccaccio’s story about, 308–313; Piero, Dino Compagni on, 313; Doffo, leader of the “Compagnacci” against Savonarola, 314; north façade of the palace rebuilt, 315. Strozzi, Progenitor of the, 316; murder of Ercole, 319; Ciriaco, works by, 319; Palla, great collector of books, 320–321; Alessandra, the letters of, 321; Filippo, account of, 322; marriages of, 323; builds the great palace, 324–328; his account of the murder of Giuliano de’ Medici, 372–374; death of, 328; Vasari attributes the design of the palace to Benedetto da Majano, 329–331; Filippo the younger marries Clarice de’ Medici, 332; sent as a hostage to Spain, 333; advises the Cardinal Passerini, Ippolito and Alessandro de’ Medici to leave Florence, 334; his daughter Luisa insulted, 335; her death, 336; taken prisoner and tortured, 336; various accounts of his death, 337; epitaphs of, 337–338; description of, 338–339; Piero, enters the service of France, 339; Leone, Prior of Capua, 335, 336; becomes a French Admiral, plans fortifications in Malta, 340; Agnolo, builds the Palazzo dello Strozzino, 341; Palla Novello, buys the houses of the Gondi, 341. Stufa, Lotteringo Della, one of the founders of the Servite Order, 342; Luigi, 343; rhyme about, 344. Symonds, J. A., on the _Trattato della Famiglia_, 14; on Leon Battista Alberti, 15–16, 130, 132, 246; on the poem of Ginevra degl’ Amieri, 274–275; on Bernardo Rucellai, 290; on Palla degl’ Strozzi, 320–321. Tasso, Torquato, lines to Bianca Cappello, 188. Torrigiani, Luigi, Cardinal, last of his family, 346; Pietro Guadagni, inherits name and fortune of the, 346. Uguccione, Giovanni, builds palace, 349; design of palace stolen, 350. Valori, Filippo, 25, 26; Bacio, 25, 26; decorates his house, 27; Niccolò, 26, 35, 80; Francesco, 73. Varchi, Benedetto, 9, 24; on Bacio Valori, 25, 59, 72, 131, 144; attempted murder of the Duke Alessandro, 172, 259; on Ippolito de’ Medici, 261, 262; state of things in Florence after the murder of the Duke Alessandro, 265–266, 333, 334; on Luisa degl’ Strozzi, 335; on Luigi della Stufa, 344. Vasari, Giorgio, 3, 30; on the Bartolini Salimbeni Palace, 43–44, 53, 76, 78; chapel in the Ricasoli Firidolfi Palace painted by, 99, 113, 114, 132, 142, 143, 159, 163; on Paolo Uccello, 176, 180, 187, 208; on the Palazzo del Podestà, 213–214, 252; on the Palazzo Strozzi, 329–331, 355, 356; on Michelozzi’s work in the Palazzo Vecchio, 367–369, 374, 379; work of, in the Palazzo Vecchio, 385–387.