1490-92. Worked at the “Triumphs of Julius Cæsar” and completed the series. (_P._ 39.) 1492. Received a fresh grant of land from Francesco Gonzaga, Feb. 4. (_P._ 43.) 1494. Furnished his house in the parish of S. Sebastian. (_P._ 43.) 1495-96. Painted the Madonna della Vittoria. (_P._ 47.) 1496-97. Painted an altar-piece for Santa Maria in Organo at Verona, now in Casa Trivulzi, Milan. (_P._ 48.) 1499. Designed a monument to Virgil. (_P._ 49.) 1499. Marriage of his daughter Taddea to Viano Vianesi. (_P._ 43.) 1504. Made his first will, March 1. (_P._ 51.) ” Entered into a contract with the Canons of Sant’ Andrea by which he obtained possession of a chapel in that church, Aug. 11. (_P._ 51.) ” Sold his house in Mantua. (_P._ 51.) 1505. Disgrace and banishment of his son Francesco. (_P._ 51.) ” Painted the St. Sebastian of the Scarpa gallery, and the Triumph of Scipio for Francesco Cornaro. (_P._ 52.) ” Bought a house in the Contrada Unicorno. (_P._ 53.) 1506. Altered his will in favour of Gian’ Andrea, his illegitimate son, Jan. 24. (_P._ 51.) ” Painted the Masque of Comus for Isabella Gonzaga. (_P._ 53.) ” Sold his bust of Faustina to Isabella’s agent, Aug. 1. (_P._ 54.) ” Died at Mantua, Sept. 13. (_P._ 54.) OF FRANCIA. 1450. Born at Bologna. (_P._ 75.) 1482. Entered the Goldsmiths’ Guild. (_P._ 76.) 1483. Elected steward of the Guild. (_P._ 70.) 1485. Birth of his son Giacomo. (_P._ 76.) 1487. Birth of his son Giulio. (_P._ 76.) 1489. Elected steward of the Goldsmiths’ Guild a second time. (_P._ 76.) 1490. Painted his first altar-piece for Bartolommeo Felicini. (_P._ 79.) 1495. Painted a Madonna and Child for Jacopo Gambaro. (_P._ 81.) 1499. Painted altar-pieces for the Bentivoglio Chapel and Church of the Misericordia. (_P._ 81.) 1500. Painted altar-pieces for the Church of the Annunziata, and for San Lorenzo. (_Pp._ 84, 85.) 1502. Painted Madonna and Saints for the Friars dell’ Osservanza at Modena. (_P._ 100.) 1505-1506. Painted frescoes of the Chapel of St. Cecilia. (_P._ 94.) 1507. Expulsion of the Bentivogli. (_P._ 97.) 1508. Coined money for Pope Julius II. (_P._ 97.)