---- Ranieri dei, Bishop of Volterra, 329, 349, 365. Paolino da Pistoia, Fra, painter (1490-1547), fresco in Santo Spirito, 282; pictures at San Gimignano, 354, 362, 363. Paolo di Giovanni, painter (latter part of Trecento), 107, 108. ---- di Maestro Neri, painter (active between 1343 and 1382), his frescoes at Lecceto, 309, 310. ---- di Martino, sculptor (early Quattrocento), 158. Parri di Spinello, painter, 143. Pastorini, Pastorino, master in stained-glass, 159. Patrizi, Patrizio, companion of Bernardo Tolomei, 316. Paul IV., Pope (Giovanni Pietro Caraffa), 243. Pavement of the Duomo, 154-159. Pecci, family of the, Noveschi, 75. ---- Giovanni Antonio, historian, 94, 213. ---- Giovanni, canon, 214. ---- Guido, represents Pandolfo Petrucci at La Magione, 86. ---- Tommaso, his palace, 254, 257. Pellari, Guelf family in San Gimignano, 331, 333. Pecori, Luigi, historian of San Gimignano, 326, 333, 341, 355. Perugino, Pietro Vannucci, painter (1446-1523), 115; his picture in Sant' Agostino at Siena, 265. Peruzzi, Baldassare, architect and painter (1481-1536), 116, 117; an early work of his in the Istituto di Belle Arti, 118, 119; his porticato for the Campo, 126; early frescoes in the Duomo, 161, 162; designs the high altar, 167; other works ascribed to him, 177, 196, 262; his praise of Beccafumi, 262; designed the façade of Santo Spirito, 281; his Sibyl in the Madonna of Fontegiusta, 294; his later work at Belcaro, 303. Petroni, Lodovico, member of the Balìa, 145. ---- Riccardo, Cardinal and decretalist, 162. Petronilla, Santa, skirmish at, 11. Pelori, Giovanni Battista, architect, 223. Petrucci, family of the, leaders of the Noveschi, 75; are exiled, 76; return, 77, 78, 80; excluded from the government, 216. ---- Agnolo, murdered by the people, 76. ---- Alfonso di Pandolfo, receives the Cardinal's hat, 92; at the court of Leo X., 94; execution of, 97. ---- Antonio, plots against the State, 70. ---- Antonio Maria, 257. ---- Aurelia (Borghesi), wife to Pandolfo, 80. ---- Bartolommeo, heads a rising, 218. ---- Borghese di Pandolfo, marries Vittoria Piccolomini, 92; succeeds to his father's despotism, 93; his character, 93, 94; flies from Siena and is declared a rebel, 94; goes mad, 98; entertains the younger Lorenzo de' Medici, 248. Petrucci, Celia, 300. ---- Eustacchio, 98. ---- Fabio di Pandolfo, flies from Siena and is declared a rebel, 94; re-enters Siena with papal aid, 98; his tyranny and expulsion, 98; made governor of Spoleto, 216. ---- Francesco di Camillo, murders Giulio Bellanti, 97; makes himself master of Siena, 98; murders Marcello Saracini and is summoned to Rome, 98; threatens Massa, 215; restored to Siena, 216; leads a tumult of the Noveschi, 216; is declared a rebel, 218. ---- Giacoppo, 80, 81, 83; his palace, 257. ---- Lattanzio, 97, 212.