---- PANDOLFO, leads the Noveschi, 75; returns from exile, 77, 78, 80; is given the command of the mercenaries, 80, 81; knighted by the King of France, 81; makes himself master of Siena, 82, 83; his policy, 84; his murder of Niccolò Borghesi, 85, 86; attitude towards France and the Borgia, 86; represented at La Magione, 86; assailed by Cesare Borgia, 87, 88; his exile decreed, 88; leaves Siena, 89; supported by France and Florence, 89; re-enters Siena in triumph, 90; his despotism and treacherous policy, 90, 91; conspiracy of the Bellanti against him, 91; character of the last years of his rule, 92, 93; his death, 93; his project for a porticato to the Campo, 126, 177; his palace, 248; site of his murder of Niccolò Borghesi, 253; benefactor of Santo Spirito, 281; of the Osservanza, 298, 299; his tomb, 300. ---- Raffaello di Giacoppo, occupies Siena with papal aid, 94; alliance with the Medici and the Pope, 94, 95; butchers the Bellanti, 97; is made a Cardinal, 97; tumult at his burial, 97, 98; his palace, 257. Pettignano, Beato Piero, 21, 22. Philip II., King of Spain, 242; is invested with Siena as a vacant fief of the Empire, 243; cedes it to Cosimo de' Medici, 243. Pia, La, Sienese lady recorded by Dante, 258. Piccinino, Jacopo, his war upon Siena, 70, 112, 144, 145, 270, 271. Piccinelli. See Brescianino. Piccolomini, family of the, 2, 5, 25, 27, 37, 40, 72, 73, 168; palaces of, 251, 252, 253, 254. ---- Alessandro, bishop and man of letters, 168. ---- Alfonso d'Aragona, Duke of Amalfi, 216, 218. ---- Beato Ambrogio, 316. ---- Andrea (di Nanni Todeschini), received into the Monte del Popolo, 73; submits to the regime of the Noveschi, 78; intervenes between the rival factions, 82; one of the delegates from Siena to Cesare Borgia, 89; goes into exile, 90; his daughter married to Borghese Petrucci, 92; one of the heirs and executors of Pius III., his brother, 169; his palace, 267. ---- Antonio, Archbishop of Siena, 168. ---- Antonio (di Nanni Todeschini), Duke of Amalfi, 73. ---- Ascanio (di Enea delle Papesse), Archbishop of Siena, 168; his palace, 252; referred to, 265. ---- Caterina, sister of Pius II., wife of Bartolommeo Guglielmi, builds the Palazzo delle Papesse, 251, 252 (and note). ---- Enea delle Papesse, delivers Siena from the Spaniards, 225; escapes during the siege, 239; dies at Montalcino, 244. ---- ENEA SILVIO. See Pius II., Pope. ---- Francesco (di Nanni Todeschini). See Pius III., Pope. ---- Giacomo (di Nanni Todeschini), received into the Monte del Popolo, 73; heir and executor of Pope Pius III., 169; his palace, 267. ---- Giacomo di Anton Maria, refuses to marry the daughter of Don Juan, 218. Piccolomini, Giovanni di Andrea, Cardinal Archbishop, 168. ---- Giovanni Battista, leads the rising against Fabio Petrucci, 98, 210. ---- Girolamo, Bishop of Pienza, 281. ---- Guido di Carlo, Senator of Rome, 175.