Francesco di Giorgio Martini, architect, sculptor and painter (1439-1502), 102, 109; pictures in the Istituto di Belle Arti, 114, 119; altarpiece by him in San Domenico, 202; Tavolette of Biccherna and Gabella ascribed to him, 271, 272; the Palazzo Bandini and the Madonna delle Nevi probably built by him, 283, 292; picture by him at Sant'Eugenio, 301. G. _Gabella, Camarlingo e Esecutori di_, 269. ----, _Tavolette e tavole di_, 269-275. Gaddi, Taddeo, painter (circa 1300-1366), picture by him at Siena, 108. Galgano, Abbazia di San, 313; palace in Siena that belonged to the monks of, 278. Galganus, St (Galgano Guidotti), 105, 106, 313. Gallerani, the Beato Andrea, 105. Gano da Siena, sculptor (middle of fourteenth century), 134, 162. Garcia de Toledo, imperialist general, 228, 231. Genga, Girolamo, painter (1476-1551), 115; works by him in Siena. 118, 123, 176. Gentiluomini, Monte dei, 7, 21; they temporarily recover possession of the State, 31; papal intervention on behalf of, 73; later share in government, 79, 216, and _passim_. Ghiberti, Lorenzo, sculptor (1378-1455), 100, 101; quoted on Duccio, 103; on other Sienese painters, 104; his story of the Venus of Lysippus, 127; his praise of Simone Martini, 136; his bronze bas-reliefs on the Font of the Baptistery of Siena, 181, 182. Ghirlandaio, Domenico, painter (1449-1494), his works in San Gimignano, 348, 349, 351. Giacomo della Quercia. See Quercia. Giacomo di Mino Pellicciaio, painter (died in 1396), 107, 108; designed the façade of the Baptistery, 176, 180; picture in the Servi, 277. Giacomo di Castello, worker in stained glass, executes window for the Duomo, 167. Giacomo Cozzarelli. See Cozzarelli. Gilio di Pietro, painter (working in the middle of the thirteenth century), painted the portrait of Don Ugo on a Tavoletta di Biccherna, 270. Giordano, Count, representative of King Manfred in Siena, 11; commands mercenaries at Montaperti, 13-16, 18; contrasted by Malavolti with Piero Strozzi, 232. Giorgio di Giovanni, painter (working in the middle of the sixteenth century), tavolette ascribed to him, 275. Giotto da Bondone, architect, sculptor and painter (circa 1276-1336) referred to, 110, 112; supposed design for his Campanile at Florence in the Sienese Opera del Duomo, 176; compared with Duccio, 177, 179; referred to, 278; his death of St Francis, 359. Giovanna of Anjou, Queen of Naples, 52, 63, 64, 65. Giovanni di Agostino, architect (son of Agostino di Giovanni), superintends building of the new Duomo, 150, 153. ---- di Niccolò Pisano, architect and sculptor (born circa 1250--died after 1328), chief architect of the Duomo, 99, 153; his tombstone, 153; one of the pupils of his father in the work of the pulpit, 162. ---- di Paolo, painter (died in 1482), 109; works by him in the Istituto di Belle Arti, 111; and elsewhere in Siena, 180, 251, 270, 296.