Lippi, Filippino, painter (1457-1504), his Annunciation at San Gimignano, 354. Lippo, Memmi, painter (died about 1356), 104; pictures in his manner in the Istituto di Belle Arti in Siena, 106; designs upper part of the Torre del Mangia, 135; his Madonna del Popolo in the Servi, 278; his fresco in the Sala del Consiglio of San Gimignano, 352, 353; remains of a fresco by him in Sant' Agostino at San Gimignano, 357; works of his school in other churches there, 360, 362. Lippo di Vanni, painter (later Trecento), 107; fresco by him in the Palazzo Pubblico, 137, 138. Lorenzetti, Ambrogio, painter (working in 1323, died in 1348), 23; is Siena's greatest master, 104; his works in the Istituto di Belle Arti, 106, 107; his frescoes in the Sala dei Nove, 139-141; other works by him, 147, 179, 270; frescoes by him in the Servi, 277, 278; works in San Francesco, 285; a Madonna by him in Sant' Eugenio, 301; frescoes of his school in Lecceto and San Leonardo, 309, 310, 313. ---- Pietro, painter (working between 1305 and 1348), 104; pictures by him in the Istituto di Belle Arti, 106, 107; his works in the Opera del Duomo, 179; frescoes attributed to him in the Servi and in San Francesco, 277, 284; picture in San Pietro Ovile, 286. Lorenzo di Mariano. See Marrina. ---- di Pietro. See Vecchietta. Luca di Tommè, painter (died in 1381), 107, 108. Lucari, Buonaguida, Dictator before Montaperti, 13, 14. Luca di Bartolo, architect (middle of Quattrocento), 252. Luna, Don Juan de, Spanish Governor of Siena, 218. _Lupa_, legend of origin of the, 1. Luti, Lodovico, Sienese exile, 82; murdered by Pandolfo Petrucci, 85. M. Machiavelli, Niccolò, on the Noveschi, 80; on Pandolfo's rise to power, 80, 81; on Florentine interference in Sienese factions, 83; on Antonio da Venafro, 85; his account of Cesare Borgia's attempt upon Siena, 86-88; his legation to Siena, 91; his appreciation of Pandolfo, 93; his correspondence with Francesco Vettori, 215 (and note); at the Palazzo del Magnifico, 248. Maconi, Corrado, 289. ---- Giovanna, letter of St Catherine to, 57. ---- Lano, killed at Pieve del Toppo, 21. ---- Stefano di Corrado, disciple of St Catherine, 48, 57, 59, 61, 62, 66, 187, 289. Maiano, Benedetto da, sculptor (1442-1497), his Ciborium in San Domenico at Siena, 202; his shrine of Santa Fina, 348, 349; other work in the Collegiata of San Gimignano, 351; his shrine of San Bartolo, 356. ---- Giuliano da, architect and sculptor (1432-1490), probably built the Rifugio and the Palazzo Spannocchi at Siena, 278, 290; altered the Collegiata of San Gimignano, 345; designed the chapel of Santa Fina, 348. Mainardi, Sebastiano, painter (died in 1513), portrait ascribed to him in the Palazzo Saracini, 251; native of San Gimignano, 342; his works there, 349, 351, 353, 356, 357, 362.