[190] It has been argued that the last line of the epitaph proves that the frescoes were painted not later than 1475; but this is not by any means conclusive, as the subjects had probably been settled from the beginning. [191] So I gather from Fra Matteo and Pecori; other writers call it the Palazzo Ardinghelli. [192] See the _Confessions_, i. 9. [193] _Confessions_, viii. 12. [194] _Ibid._ ix. 10, 11. [195] See above, p. 330 (and _note_). [196] iii. 96. * * * * * Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: Piazzo del Campo=> Piazza del Campo {pg 100} instarsia is the work of Fra Giovanni da Verona of 1503=> intarsia is the work of Fra Giovanni da Verona of 1503 {pg 167} ike Francis of Assisi, to to have received=> ike Francis of Assisi, to have received {pg 197} Ufficali sopra l'Ornato=> Ufficiali sopra l'Ornato {pg 267} It walls are covered=> Its walls are covered {pg 285} End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Story of Siena and San Gimignano, by Edmund G. Gardner