Bandini (Piccolomini), Mario, heads the rising against Fabio Petrucci, 98, 210; a leader of the Libertini, 210, 211; calls the people to arms against Alessandro Bichi, 211; captures the papal artillery at the Battle of Camollia, 214; heads the opposition to the Noveschi, 216; arrested by Ferrante Gonzaga, 217; rebukes the Bardotti, 217; alluded to, 219; leads the exodus to Montalcino, 242; maintains the form of the Sienese Republic at Montalcino, 244; and dies there, 244. Bardotti, the, 217, 218. Barbarossa. See Frederick I., Emperor. Bargagli, Marino, conspirator, 70. ---- Scipione, novelist, 241, 252, 253, 254, 290, 291. Barili, Antonio, sculptor (died 1516), 102, 103, 118, 147, 167, 281. ---- Giovanni, sculptor (died 1529), 102, 103, 167. Barna, painter (died 1380), 107; his work at San Gimignano, 346. Baroncetti, Conspiracy of the, in San Gimignano, 335, 336. Bartolo, San (Buonpedoni) of San Gimignano, his life, 333; pictures of, 347, 350; his shrine, 356; at Cellole, 363. Bartolo di Fredi, painter (died 1410), his works in Siena, 107; at San Gimignano, 345, 346, 357. Bazzi, Giovanni Antonio ("Il Sodoma"), painter, (1477-1549), his life and work, 115, 116; his pictures in the Istituto di Belle Arti, 118, 120, 124; frescoes in the Palazzo de' Signori, 135, 139, 142, 143, 147, 148; Holy Family under the Spedale, 188; his work in San Domenico, 203, 204, 205, 206; other pictures and frescoes by him in Siena, 262, 265, 282; his frescoes at Monte Oliveto Maggiore, 317-320, 321, 322; works at San Gimignano, 343, 352, 354. Beccafumi, Domenico (di Giacomo di Pace), painter and sculptor (1486-1550), 116; his life and character, 117; his pictures in the Istituto di Belle Arti, 119, 123, 124; frescoes in the Sala di Concistoro, 143; work on the pavement of the Duomo, 158, 159; other work in the Duomo and elsewhere, 167, 179, 248, 262, 282, 293. Beccafumi, Lorenzo, one of the delegates from Siena to Cesare Borgia, 89; his patronage of Domenico, 117. Belcaro, 302-304. Bellanti, family of the, lead the Noveschi, 75, 76, 80; their conspiracy against Pandolfo Petrucci, 91; return to Siena, 94; alleged plot against Raffaello Petrucci, 97; excluded from the Government, 216. ---- Andrea di Naddino, converted by St. Catherine, 46. ---- Ghino di Pietro, treacherous citizen, 70, 112; his tavoletta, 270. ---- Giulio di Leonardo, his plot against Pandolfo, 91; is murdered by Francesco Petrucci, 97. ---- Guidone di Leonardo, put to death by Raffaello Petrucci, 97. ---- Leonardo, plots for the return of the Noveschi, 77; a leading spirit in the party, 80; begins to resent the Petruccian supremacy, 85; his letter to Bernardino Borghesi, 85, 86; intrigues against Pandolfo, 88; one of the Sienese delegates to Cesare Borgia, 89; plots against Pandolfo's life and is declared a rebel, 91; returns to Siena with Raffaello Petrucci, 94; is beheaded, 97.