Federighi, Antonio, architect and sculptor (died about 1480), 101; his work on the Chapel of the Campo, 135; on the pavement of the Duomo, 157, 158; other works of his in the Duomo, 159, 160, 161; a Moses ascribed to him, 176; a _graffito_ design of his for the Baptistery, 181; worked on the Oratory of St Catherine in Fontebranda, 192; on the Loggia di Mercanzia, 247; on the Palazzo delle Papesse, 252; built the Loggia del Papa, 275; his work at the chapel of the Palazzo dei Diavoli, 295. Ferraccio, leader of the populace, 38. Ferrante of Aragon, King of Naples, 74, 75. Filippo, Fra. See Agazzari. Fina, Santa (Fina de' Ciardi of San Gimignano), her life, 329, 330; her shrine in the Collegiata of San Gimignano, 348, 349; other pictures of her, 350, 353, 360; the Spedale in her honour, 360, 361. Flete, William, Augustinian hermit, 305, 308. Florence, wars of, with Siena, 6-9, 11-18, 20; alliance of, with Siena, 20; makes peace between the Sienese nobles and people, 37; stimulates opposition to the Riformatori, 41; leads the war of the Tuscan Republics against the Pope Gregory XI., 53-56, 59; wars with Siena concerning Montepulciano, 67; other wars with Siena, 74, 82, 83; aids the Petrucci, 89, 94, 98; supports Alessandro Bichi, 210, 211; renews hostilities with Siena in union with Clement VII., 212-215; the last war between her and Siena, 231-243; relations with San Gimignano, 327, 331, 333, 334, 336; her final subjugation of San Gimignano, 337-342; and _passim_. Fogliani, Guidoriccio dei, Captain of War in Siena, 136, 137. Folcacchieri, Folcacchiero dei, poet, 9. Folgore da San Gimignano, poet, 22; his _corona_ of sonnets for the months of the year, 22, 23; his sonnet on a knight's vigil, 161; his _brigata_ of young nobles, 292, 293; his _corona_ of sonnets for the days of the week, 334, 335; sonnet on the Guelf defeat at Montecatini, 335. Fonte, Fra Tommaso della, follower of St Catherine, 46, 47. Forestani, Simone di Ser Dino, poet, 67, 68. Forteguerri, family of the, 25, 27; their tower and palace, 252, 253. ---- Vittoria. See Piccolomini. ---- a lady of the family praised by Montluc, 234. Fortini, Pietro, novelist, 115, 283, 293, 294 (and note). Franchi, Alessandro, modern Sienese painter, 153, 159, 195. Francis, St, his visit to Lecceto, 305; and _passim_. Frederick I., Roman Emperor (Hohenstauffen), 5, 143, 144. ---- II., Roman Emperor (Hohenstauffen), 9. ---- III., Roman Emperor (Hapsburg), 72, 172, 173, 295. Fungai, Bernardino, painter (1460-1516), 114; works by him in the Istituto di Belle Arti, 119, 120; and elsewhere in Siena, 188, 196, 197, 202, 274, 277, 294. Fusina, Andrea, sculptor (latter part of the Quattrocento.), work on the Piccolomini altar of the Duomo, 169.