JESUITS, The, chief power in Perugia falls to, 76. JOHN XXI., Pope, 24. JOHN XXIII., Pope, 42. JULIUS II., Pope, visits Gianpaolo Baglioni, 68; 69. JULIUS III., Pope, 79; statue of, 178; policy towards Perugians of, 180; 181; 183. JUNO, image of, 10. L LADISLAUS, King, of Naples, connection with Perugia, 42. LASCHE, 21; 24; 95; 160. LEFÈVRE, M. André, quoted, 268; (note) 272; 273. LEO, Emperor, decree against image worship, 15. LEO X., Pope, plots against Gianpaolo Baglioni, 69. LIPPI, Fra Filippo, 163; 235; 240; dies at Spoleto, 305. LOMBARDS, The, occupation of Perugia by, 14; employed in building Palazzo Pubblico at Perugia, 97. LOUIS, IX., S., King of France, visits Fra Egidio at Perugia, (note) 117; 199; 200. LOUIS, S., Bishop of Toulouse, door of Palazzo Pubblico at Perugia dedicated to, 116; patron saint of Perugia and of Palazzo _dei Priori_, (note) 117; 126; 200; fresco of, by Bonfigli, 240, 241, 242. LUPATELLI, A., guide-book of Perugian art, 98; (note) 230. M MACHIAVELLI, N., comments on action of the Baglioni, 69. MALATESTA, Carlo, fighting for the Perugians, is taken prisoner by Braccio Fortebraccio, 43. MALATESTA, Galeazzo, 43; (note) 44. MANNI, Giannicola, 142; 174; picture in S. Martino by, 215; paints chapel in the Cambio, 228; (note) 263; pictures in Pinacoteca by, 264. MANTEGNA, Andrea, picture at Foligno, 296. MARENGO, battle of, 79. MARGARITONE D'AREZZO, 237. MARIOTTI, Annibale, 21; (note) 84; 86; (note 1) 93; topography of Perugia, 99; 107; 118; (note) 126; 144; describes visit of Benedict XI.'s mother to Perugia, 165; quoted, 180; 190; Honorius III. and S. Francis of Assisi, 197; 208; notes on Perugino, 224; 229; 236; character of Bonfigli's wife, 238; 239; deplores bad condition of Bonfigli's pictures, 240; 262; quoted, 265. MARIOTTO, Bernardino di, pictures by, 248. MARTIN IV., Pope, excommunicates Perugians, 21; 143; dies of surfeit of eels in Perugia, 144; tomb destroyed of, 145. MARTIN V., Pope, sends for Fortebraccio to Florence, 47, 48; his wars with Fortebraccio, refuses him Christian burial, 49; enters Perugia as Lord, 51; (note) 73. MASSA, birth-place of S. Bernardino, 206. MATARAZZO, Francesco, describes miserable condition of Perugia, 56; scholar of Perugia, 58; chronicles of, 59; his description of Astorre Baglioni (translated by J. A. Symonds), 60; his admiration of the Baglioni, 61; 63; 64; (notes 3 and 4), 65; describes Grifonetto Baglioni's death (translated by J. A. S.), 66, 67; 225; (note) 255. MATTEO DA SIENA, 235. MATURANZIO, _see_ Matarazzo. MAURITIUS, Duke, treachery of, 15. MELANZIO, Francesco, work at Montefalco, (note) 297; 298; 299. MICHELOTTI, B., 31; 35; 37; 38; 51; account of, 36; murder of, 39. MOMMAGGIORE, Abbot, 135; 145; his despotism, 30, 184, 187. N