FOOTNOTES:
[1] E. Armstrong, M.A., Lorenzo de' Medici, p. 437. B. Berenson, The Study and Criticism of Italian Art. Second series. "A Word for Renaissance Churches."
[2] The quarries of serpentine (verde di Prato) near Prato have been worked from a very early period. Their present output is valued at £1,000 per annum.—From The British Diplomatic and Consular Report, No. 570, 1901.
[3] References Consular Report on Commerce and Manufacture in Italy, vol. xlv. The Nation, No. 1105. E. S. Morgan, Time, vol. xiv.
[4] See Cruttwell's Luca and Andrea Della Robbia, chapter vii.
[5] Francis A. Hyett, B.A., Florence, p. 104.
[6] J. A. Symonds, Age of Despots, p. 87.
[7] Francis A. Hyett, B.A., Florence, p. 106.
[8] See Symonds' Essay in Sketches and Studies, vol. i., p. 173.
[9] Francis A. Hyett, B.A., Florence, p. 99.
[10] M. Carmichael, In Tuscany, p. 102.
[11] J. A. Symonds, "Popular Songs in Tuscany," Sketches and Studies, vol. ii.
[12] John Ruskin, ed., Alexander's Road Songs of Tuscany (1884).
[13] Alessandro Chiappelli, Una Pastora Poetessa, Beatrice di Pian degli Ontani (Florence, 1902).
Transcriber Notes:
P. [56]. Illustration is probably 'GARDEN BELONGING TO LORENZO'S VILLA POGGIO A CAIANO', not changed.
P. [115]. Illustration--Madonna and Child, with two Saints, "Alinar'" changed to "Alinari".
P. [233]. 'Cancelliere' changed to 'Cancellieri'.
P. [237]. 'Galleazzo' changed to 'Galeazzo'.