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INDEX
does not mind his own business,
240; informs the Pope wrongly
that Cellini has killed Tobbia,
253; is denounced by the Pope,
238; insults Cellini and is killed
by him, 272 2-77.; his daughter
married to a favourite of Pier
Luigi Farnese, 282; his Will,
282 72.
C^c7*2h722, the, i, 281, 282.
Capponi, Niccolo, Gonfalonier of
Florence, i, 166 72.
Capretta, a butcher, ii, 322 and 72.
Capua, Niccolo Schomberg, Arch-
bishop of, counsellor to Clem-
ent VII, i, 169 and 72. 170, 171.
Caradosso (AmbrogioFoppa), metal-
worker, i, 91, 92, 115, 172, 17872.
Caravaggio, Giovanni da, i, 47
Carnesecchi, Pietro, secretary to
Clement VII, i, 267; condemned
by the Inquisition and burnt,
267 72.
18672., 187 and 72., 234, 314, 319;
79 72-
Carpi, Giacomo Berengario da, a
famous surgeon, i, 96 and 72.;
to the Duke of Ferrara as antiques,
99; Alfonsode'Trottimistakes one
of these for an antique, ii, 113,
116.
Carpi, Cardinal da, his letter to
Duke Cosimo, concerning Michel-
angelo, ii, 33972.
Carucci, Jacopo di Bartolomeo.
Pontormo.
Casa, Cecchino della, with Cellini
during the siege of Rome, i,
130.
501
Casanova, escaped from prison on
All Saints' Day, ii, 67 72.
Castello, near Florence, ducal villa,
ii, 337 and 72., 338.
Castiglione, Baldassare, summons
Giulio Romano to Mantua, i,
112 72.
Castori, the, dispute between the
Sienese and Florentine authorities
as to some rings belonging to, i,
27 72.
Castoro, Francesco, goldsmith at
Siena, i, 27, 28 72. ; Cellini enters
his workshop, 28.
Catani, Francesco, da MonteVarchi,
Caterina, Cellini's model, ii, 147,
177; surprised by Cellini with
Paolo Miccieri, 179; turned out
of the house, 180; accuses Cellini
of unnatural violence towards her,
1802-77.; supported by Miccieri,
189; Cellini forces him to marry
her, 191, 192; she is brutally
treated by Cellini, 1922-77.
CatherinedeMedicis, i, 3772., 16472.;
ii, 137 72. ; her marriage with
227 72.; sends Baccio del Bene to
Florence to ask for a loan from
the Duke, ii, 436; commissions
Daniello Ricciarelli to make a
bronze horse for a statue of
Henry II, 437 and 72.
Cavalierino, a servant of Clement
VII, i, 147, 152, 170.
Cavalletti, Scipio, Cellini in his
house at Bologna, i, 29.
6 and 72., 7-
Cellini of Ravenna, the, i, 6; their
coat of arms, 198.
Cellini, Andrea, grandfather of Ben-
does not mind his own business,
240; informs the Pope wrongly
that Cellini has killed Tobbia,
253; is denounced by the Pope,
238; insults Cellini and is killed
by him, 272 2-77.; his daughter
married to a favourite of Pier
Luigi Farnese, 282; his Will,
282 72.
C^c7*2h722, the, i, 281, 282.
Capponi, Niccolo, Gonfalonier of
Florence, i, 166 72.
Capretta, a butcher, ii, 322 and 72.
Capua, Niccolo Schomberg, Arch-
bishop of, counsellor to Clem-
ent VII, i, 169 and 72. 170, 171.
Caradosso (AmbrogioFoppa), metal-
worker, i, 91, 92, 115, 172, 17872.
Caravaggio, Giovanni da, i, 47
Carnesecchi, Pietro, secretary to
Clement VII, i, 267; condemned
by the Inquisition and burnt,
267 72.
18672., 187 and 72., 234, 314, 319;
79 72-
Carpi, Giacomo Berengario da, a
famous surgeon, i, 96 and 72.;
to the Duke of Ferrara as antiques,
99; Alfonsode'Trottimistakes one
of these for an antique, ii, 113,
116.
Carpi, Cardinal da, his letter to
Duke Cosimo, concerning Michel-
angelo, ii, 33972.
Carucci, Jacopo di Bartolomeo.
Pontormo.
Casa, Cecchino della, with Cellini
during the siege of Rome, i,
130.
501
Casanova, escaped from prison on
All Saints' Day, ii, 67 72.
Castello, near Florence, ducal villa,
ii, 337 and 72., 338.
Castiglione, Baldassare, summons
Giulio Romano to Mantua, i,
112 72.
Castori, the, dispute between the
Sienese and Florentine authorities
as to some rings belonging to, i,
27 72.
Castoro, Francesco, goldsmith at
Siena, i, 27, 28 72. ; Cellini enters
his workshop, 28.
Catani, Francesco, da MonteVarchi,
Caterina, Cellini's model, ii, 147,
177; surprised by Cellini with
Paolo Miccieri, 179; turned out
of the house, 180; accuses Cellini
of unnatural violence towards her,
1802-77.; supported by Miccieri,
189; Cellini forces him to marry
her, 191, 192; she is brutally
treated by Cellini, 1922-77.
CatherinedeMedicis, i, 3772., 16472.;
ii, 137 72. ; her marriage with
227 72.; sends Baccio del Bene to
Florence to ask for a loan from
the Duke, ii, 436; commissions
Daniello Ricciarelli to make a
bronze horse for a statue of
Henry II, 437 and 72.
Cavalierino, a servant of Clement
VII, i, 147, 152, 170.
Cavalletti, Scipio, Cellini in his
house at Bologna, i, 29.
6 and 72., 7-
Cellini of Ravenna, the, i, 6; their
coat of arms, 198.
Cellini, Andrea, grandfather of Ben-