Brandano, hermit, 223; assails Don Diego, 224; mocks the Cardinal Ippolito, 228; discovers the Madonna of Provenzano, 283; supposed portrait of, 284. Brescianino, Andrea (Piccinelli) del, painter, (early sixteenth century), 117, 123, 177, 251, 285. Bruco, Compagnia del, insurrection of, 37-40. Bruni, Leonardo, Florentine historian, 15, 16 (note). Bulgarini, the, family of Noveschi, 216. Buonaccorsi, Filippo (Callimaco), 343. Buoninsegni, Bernardino, ambassador from Montalcino, 244. Buonsignori, Annibale, 244. ---- Margherita, her visions acted upon by the Republic, 213. C. Cacciaconti, Aldobrandino di Guido, leads the people against the nobles, 8; is made Podestà, 9. Caffarini, Fra Tommaso Nacci, friend and biographer of St. Catherine, 47, 205. Calixtus III., Pope (Alfonso Borgia), allied with Siena, 70; idealised portrait of, by Sano di Pietro, 112; takes Siena under his protection, 112, 113; condones the assassination of Giberto da Corregio, 146, 147; in a fresco by Pinturicchio, 173, 174; his crusading zeal recorded in a Tavoletta di Gabella, 270, 271. _Camarlingo._ See _Biccherna_ and _Gabella_. Campana, General Council of the, 9, and _passim_. Canigiani, Barduccio, disciple and secretary of St Catherine, 61, 62, 66, 292. Camollia, Battle of, 213-215; referred to, 216, 221; in a Tavoletta di Gabella, 274; votive pictures of, in San Martino and San Giacomo di Salicotto, 276, 277. Casolani, Alessandro, painter and architect, 124, 197. Cassioli, Amos, painter, 125, 251. Calabria, Duke of. See Alfonso and Charles. ---- Duchess of (Ippolita Maria Sforza), 129. Caterina of Salicotto, the "two-handed sword," 93.