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INDEX
5i5
^gT-TTZ^wA?, the festival of, i, 76.
Ferrante da Montepulciano, Cellini
accused of unnatural offences
with, ii, 398 73.
Ferrara, Alfonso I, Duke of, i, 97 73.;
Giacomo da Carpi shows Cellini's
vases to him as antiques, 98; wel-
comes Cellini on his return from
France, 384.
Ferrara, Ercole II, Duke of, i, 290
and 73.; concludes a treaty with
Paul III, ii, 107; Cellini executes
his portrait, 108 ; he wishes to re-
ward Cellini with a valuable ring,
112; his chamberlain substitutes
a ring of inferior value, 112; he
is angry with Cellini for leaving
Ferrara, 117.
Ferrara, the Florentine exiles at, i,
290, 291; the inhabitants clever
musicians, ii, 117, and miserly,
117.
Ferrara, Cardinal of. Agg Ippolito
d'Este.
Fetti, Fra Mariano, friar of the
Privy Seal office, i, 21373.
Fiaschino, chamberlain to the Duke
of Ferrara, ii, 112, 117.
Fiorino, one of the founders of
Florence, i, 4 and 73.
master in Rome, i, 47, 48.
Florence, Roman remains at, i,
3 and 73.; legends of its founda-
tion, 4 and 73. ; origin of the
name, 3 and 73.; the 2%7-Af or
Guilds, 1673.; the Medici Palace,
19 and 73.; Priors of the Guilds,
and 73.; the Eight, 27 73.; frescoes
in the Brancacci Chapel in the
Carmine, 42 73.; costumes in,
37 and 73.; Sta. Maria Novella, 39,
16373.; the plague in, 133; ex-
pulsion of the Medici (1327), 161;
siege of, 16173., 173; the Aca-
demy of Design, ii, 243 73.,
371 73.; floods at, in 1547, 307
and 73.; government of, under the
362 73.
Florido, Archbishop of Cosenza, his
death in a dungeon in the Castel
Sant' Angelo, ii, 61 73.
Foiano, Fra Benedetto Tiezzi da,
died of starvation in a dungeon
in the Castel Sant' Angelo, ii,
59, 61.
Fontainebleau, i, 379; ii, 118; Cel-
lini's designs for a fountain and
door at, ii, 135 yyy., 158 73.,
192 73., 201, 218.
Fontana, Domenico, jeweller at
Naples, i, 261.
Foppa, Ambrogio. Apg Caradosso.
Forli, Bernardo Michelozzi, Bishop
terest in Cellini, i, 173; receives
Pope Clement VII at Marseilles
at the marriage of the Duke of
Orleans and Catherine de Medicis,
22773.; receives Cellini in Paris,
and takes him with him to Lyons,
5i5
^gT-TTZ^wA?, the festival of, i, 76.
Ferrante da Montepulciano, Cellini
accused of unnatural offences
with, ii, 398 73.
Ferrara, Alfonso I, Duke of, i, 97 73.;
Giacomo da Carpi shows Cellini's
vases to him as antiques, 98; wel-
comes Cellini on his return from
France, 384.
Ferrara, Ercole II, Duke of, i, 290
and 73.; concludes a treaty with
Paul III, ii, 107; Cellini executes
his portrait, 108 ; he wishes to re-
ward Cellini with a valuable ring,
112; his chamberlain substitutes
a ring of inferior value, 112; he
is angry with Cellini for leaving
Ferrara, 117.
Ferrara, the Florentine exiles at, i,
290, 291; the inhabitants clever
musicians, ii, 117, and miserly,
117.
Ferrara, Cardinal of. Agg Ippolito
d'Este.
Fetti, Fra Mariano, friar of the
Privy Seal office, i, 21373.
Fiaschino, chamberlain to the Duke
of Ferrara, ii, 112, 117.
Fiorino, one of the founders of
Florence, i, 4 and 73.
master in Rome, i, 47, 48.
Florence, Roman remains at, i,
3 and 73.; legends of its founda-
tion, 4 and 73. ; origin of the
name, 3 and 73.; the 2%7-Af or
Guilds, 1673.; the Medici Palace,
19 and 73.; Priors of the Guilds,
and 73.; the Eight, 27 73.; frescoes
in the Brancacci Chapel in the
Carmine, 42 73.; costumes in,
37 and 73.; Sta. Maria Novella, 39,
16373.; the plague in, 133; ex-
pulsion of the Medici (1327), 161;
siege of, 16173., 173; the Aca-
demy of Design, ii, 243 73.,
371 73.; floods at, in 1547, 307
and 73.; government of, under the
362 73.
Florido, Archbishop of Cosenza, his
death in a dungeon in the Castel
Sant' Angelo, ii, 61 73.
Foiano, Fra Benedetto Tiezzi da,
died of starvation in a dungeon
in the Castel Sant' Angelo, ii,
59, 61.
Fontainebleau, i, 379; ii, 118; Cel-
lini's designs for a fountain and
door at, ii, 135 yyy., 158 73.,
192 73., 201, 218.
Fontana, Domenico, jeweller at
Naples, i, 261.
Foppa, Ambrogio. Apg Caradosso.
Forli, Bernardo Michelozzi, Bishop
terest in Cellini, i, 173; receives
Pope Clement VII at Marseilles
at the marriage of the Duke of
Orleans and Catherine de Medicis,
22773.; receives Cellini in Paris,
and takes him with him to Lyons,