---- S. Lorenzo (Cathedral of Perugia), 39; 44; former church of, 93; 96; built partly by Lombard workmen, 97; 123; 133; foundation stone laid of, 135; description of, 135; Chapel of S. Bernardino with F. Baroccio's picture in, 136; window by A. Fiammingo in, 137; choir and stalls in, 138; Chapel of the Virgin's ring, 138, 139; 'Miraculous' picture in, 141; Chapel of baptistery in, 142; picture by L. Signorelli in, 142; picture by Perugino in, 143; urn with ashes of three Popes in, 143; fragments of tomb by G. Pisano in, 145; tomb of Bishop Giov. Andrea Baglioni in, 146; 216; 238; body of S. Ercolano carried to, 246. ---- Madonna della Luce, altar-piece in, 204; legend of, 206. ---- Maestà delle Volte, (note) 115. ---- S. Maria Nuova, _gonfalone_ in, 182; 238. ---- S. Maria del Popolo, 138. ---- S. Maria dei Servi, 97. CHURCH, S. Martino, 214; altar-piece by Giannicola Manni in, 215; (note) 228. ---- the Chiesa Nuova, 201. ---- S. Pietro, 44; tower of, 91, 170; becomes a 'Nation-Monument,' (note) 163; 167; Abbot Pietro Vincioli builds, 168, 169; first Cathedral of Perugia, 168; _Pietà_ by Perugino in, by Bonfigli in, 171; pictures by Eusebio di S. Giorgio, Guido Reni and Vasari in, 171; pictures by two Alfani, Salimbene and Sassoferrato in, 172; sacristy in, 172; Mino da Fiesole's altar-piece in, 172; description and account of choir, in, 173, 174; fresco attributed to Giannicola Manni in, 174; anecdote connected with, 175; 216; 233; represented in Bonfigli's fresco, 241, 242. ---- S. Severo, built by Camaldolese monks, 182; fresco by Perugino and Raphael in, 182, 183; 263. CIATTI, Chronicler, his legend of Noah, 6; of origin of Griffin in Arms of Perugia, 7; 13; describes Perugians, 95; his legend of the Virgin's wedding ring, 140, 141; his legend of Innocent III.'s ascent into heaven, 143; quoted, 176, 177; 242; his legend of S. Ercolano, 245. CITTÀ DI CASTELLO, 18; 30; 291. CITTÀ DELLA PIEVE, rebellion of, 19, 20; 85; 218; 291; birth-place of Perugino, 311; description of, 311, (note 1) 312; (note) 313. CIUNILLO, poet of Aquila, (note) 49. CLEMENT IV., Pope, 23. CLEMENT VII., Pope, 70; 310. CLEMENT X., Pope, 76. CLITUMNUS, river, 300; 302. CLITUMNUS, The, temple, description of, 300; 302. COLOMBA, Blessed, 55. COLONNA, Cardinal, 27. COMITOLI, Bishop, rebuilds part of S. Domenico, 164; 156. CONCLAVE, The, Perugians claim invention of, 26. CONESTABILE, Count, on Etruscan Antiquities, 99; 194; (note) 268; 273. CONFRATERNITÀ di S. Andrea, its protection of criminals, 212, 213. CONSTANTINE, General, 13. CONVENT of S. Giuliana, 100. ---- of Monte Luce, 46; 106; Paul III.'s visit to nuns of, 107; 108. ---- of Monte Luco, 8; 304. COPPOLI, Giacomo di Buonconti de', gives houses on Monteripido to Franciscans, 198. COSTANZO, S., 24; patron of Perugia, (note) 117; 126; 168; legend of, 176; martyrdom of, 177.