Anguillara, Conte Virginio dell', papal condottiere, 212, 213; routed outside Porta Camollia, 214. Ansanus, St, Apostle of Siena, 105, 139, 162, 179, 187, 261, 305. Andrea Dei, 177. Aragona, Alfonso da, Duke of Calabria (afterwards King of Naples), attempts to obtain the lordship of Siena, 74, 75; his victory at Poggio Imperiale, 138; referred to, 272, 314. ---- Eleonora da (afterwards Duchess of Ferrara), 254, 257. Arbia, the, 17, 314. Ardinghelli, family of the, lead the Guelfs of San Gimignano, 328, 329, 331; their factious conduct, 336, 337; feud with the Salvucci, 337, 338; get possession of San Gimignano, 338; forced to surrender to the Florentines, 339; urge complete submission to Florence, 340; their palace, 355. ---- Francesco degli, leads an attack upon San Gimignano, 337. ---- Primerano degli, attacks San Gimignano, 337; judicial murder of, 338, 352. Ardinghelli, Rossellino degli, fined, 337; judicial murder of, 338, 352. ---- Scolaio degli, arbitrates between the clergy and people of San Gimignano, 352. Aringhieri, Alberto, 156, 161, 212. ---- Luzio, executed, 212. ---- Niccolò, monument to, 283. Arras, Count of, at Montaperti, 14, 15. _Asinate_, 130, 131. Athens, Duke of (Walter de Brienne), 24, 336, 337. Avila, Don Franzese de, commands Spanish garrison in Siena, 225, 226. Augustine, St., his legendary visit to Lecceto, 305; Gozzoli's frescoes concerning him, 358, 359. B. Baglioni, Andrea, his defence of Monticchiello, 228. ---- Giampaolo, his plot against Cesare Borgia, 86; allied with Pandolfo Petrucci, 87-90. ---- Oreste, condottiere, 93. Balducci, Matteo, painter (early Cinquecento), 118, 119, 123, 175, 180, 293. _Balìa, Collegio di_, institution of, 70; in the hands of the Popolani, 75; in those of the Noveschi, 79; nominally divided among the three Monti, 85; subservient to Pandolfo, 85; decrees his banishment, 88; recalls him, 89, 90; ruled by Raffaello, 94; the assassination of Giberto da Correggio by, 144-146; various changes in and measures of, 211, 213, 218; subservient to Don Diego, 219, 220; abolished, 227; appointed by Cosimo de' Medici, 244. _Balzana_, legend of origin of the, 1, 2. Bandinelli, Orlando. See Alexander III., Pope. ---- Sozzo, 30. Bandini, Sallustio, father of Francesco and Mario, 283. Bandini (Piccolomini), Francesco, Archbishop of Siena, 168; relations with Michelangelo, 170; sent to the Emperor, 219; escapes to Montalcino, 236, 239.