Luigi Pecori, _Storia della Terra di San Gimignano_. Florence, 1853. Matteo Villani, _Istorie Fiorentine_ (in continuation of those of his brother Giovanni). In Muratori, _Rerum Italicarum Scriptores_. Vol. xiv. Milan, 1729; and elsewhere. _Cronachetta di San Gimignano composta da_ Fra Matteo Ciaccheri Fiorentino, _l'anno MCCCLV_. Bologna, 1865. Fra Matteo was a native of San Gimignano; he calls himself a Florentine because, when he wrote, all his fellow-townsmen had become Florentine citizens. Gino Capponi, _Storia della Repubblica di Firenze_. Appendix to vol. i. Florence, 1878. Ugo Nomi V. Pesciolini, _Le Glorie della Terra di San Gimignano_. Siena, 1900. Natale Baldoria, _Monumenti Artistici in San Gimignano_. Article in the _Archivio Storico dell' Arte_ for 1890. Rome, 1890. Bernhard Berenson, _The Florentine Painters of the Renaissance_. Second Edition. New York, 1900. Alfredo Tognetti, _Guida di San Gimignano_. Florence, 1899. [Illustration: Map of SIENA.] GENERAL INDEX A. Abati, Bocca degli, Florentine traitor at Montaperti, 15. Accona, desert of, 315, 316. Agazzari, Fra Filippo, author of the _Assempri_, 23, 305-311. Agostino di Giovanni, architect and sculptor (died in 1350), 99, 278, 284, 285. Agnolo di Tura ("Grasso"), chronicler, his description of the pestilence, 25, 26; quoted, 127. Agnolo di Ventura, architect (died in 1348), 99, 278, 284. _Aggregati, Monte degli_, 75. Albany, Duke of (John Stuart), 210, 211. Albertinelli, Mariotto, painter (1474-1515), 124. Albizzeschi, Bernardino. See Bernardino. Aldobrandeschi, Counts of Santa Fiora, 7, 14, 15. Airoldi, Fra Domenico, Abbot of Monte Oliveto, 317, 318, 320. Alexander III., Pope (Orlando Bandinelli), his pontificate, 5; consecrates the older Duomo, 6; frescoes depicting his life, 143, 144; honoured by modern Siena, 144; statue of in the Duomo, 160. ---- IV., Pope (Rinaldo Conti), unites the Augustinian hermits into one order, 305. ---- VI., Pope (Roderigo Borgia), threatens the liberty of Siena, 86; recalls Cesare, 89; dies, 90; patron of Pinturicchio, 171; portraits of, 174. ---- VII., Pope (Fabio Chigi), character of, 160. Allegretti, Allegretto di Nanni, diarist, quoted 74, 75; describes the reconciliation of Noveschi and Popolani in the Duomo, 78, 79; quoted 129, 130, 157 (note); describes a festa in the Via del Capitano, 257; referred to, 267 (note); his account of the reducing the Monti to one and the presentation of the keys to the Madonna, 272-274. Altoviti, Bartolommeo, Florentine captain in San Gimignano, 338. Alviano, Bartolommeo, condottiere, 91. Amerighi, Amerigo, plots the liberation of Siena, 224. ---- Marcantonio, ambassador to the Emperor, 219. Andrea di Vanni, painter (end of Trecento), 107, 206, 207, 208 (note), 296. Andrea Pisano (1270-1348), sculptor and architect, referred to, 99, 100.