The Story of Verona

by Alethea Wiel

[A], [B], [C], [D], [E], [F], [G], [H], [I], [J], [L], [M], [N], [O], [P], [Q], [R], [S], [T], [U], [V], [W], [Z]

[A]
“Acqua Morta,” [230].
Adalbert, [48].
Adelaide of Burgundy, [48].
Adelchi, [44].
Adige, [1], [8], [10], [14], [17] et seq., [57], [94], [209], [229], [230], [257].
Adrian I., Pope, [44].
Æmilian Way, [9].
Agatha, St, [156].
Agilulf, Duke of Turin, [17].
Alaric, [11].
Alboin, [16], [175].
Aleardi, Aleardo, [134], [255].
Alexander III., Pope, [54].
— IV., Pope, [60].
Alfonso of Aragon, [139].
Alighieri Chapel, [207].
— Dante, see Dante.
— Francesco, [208].
Alps, [229].
Alsuinda, [17].
Altichiero, [135], [136], [166], [187].
Ambrose, St, [13].
Amedeus of Savoy, [40], [123].
Ampère, Voyage Dantesque, [130].
Amphitheatre, see Arena.
Andrea del Sarto, [210].
Annone, St, [156].
Anolino, [28].
Apennines, [229].
Aquileja, [8], [11], [13].
— Patriarch of, [13].
Arche degli Scaligeri, [198].
Arco de’ Gavi, [41], [127], [165], [208].
—— de’ Leoni, [200].
Arcole, [120].
Arena, [3], [9], [23] et seq., [263], [295], [298].
Armanni, Vincenzo, [226].
Arrivabene, [74].
Ashburnham Library, [133].
Attila, [12].
Augustolo, [14]
Autari, King of the Lombards, [17].
Avalos, Inigo d’, [139].
Avanzo, Jacopo d’, [135], [136].
Avogadri, family, [54].
Azzo, Giovanni d’, [101].
[B]
Badile, Antonio, [148], [149], [172], [213], [224].
— Giovanni, [140].
Balestra, [233].
Barbarians, [3], [9], [11].
Barbaro, family, [68].
— Zaccaria, [185].
Bassano, [73], [87].
Battista del Moro, [208].
Beauharnais, Eugène de, [121].
Bellini, Gian, [145], [157].
— Jacopo, [220].
Belluno, [59], [61], [68], [73], [87], [88], [90].
Benaglio, Francesco, [140].
— Girolamo, [140], [220], [258].
Benedict XI., Pope, [90], [128].
Benedictines, [203].
Berengarius I., [29], [47], [175], [238].
— II., [48].
Berenson, Mr, [237].
Bergamo, [90].
Bertranda, [154].
Bestiarii, [26].
Bevilacqua, family, [277].
— Guglielmo, [101].
Biadego, Cav. Giuseppe, [69], [72], [73].
Biancardo, Ugolotto, [104].
Biblioteca Capitolare, [132], [158], [159].
— Comunale, [199].
Blondeau, [42].
Boccaccio, [73], [130].
Bologna, [58].
Bonaccolsi, Passerino, [84].
Bonaccorso del Palù, [61].
Bonifazio, the Elder, [147], [213].
Bonino da Campiglione, [191].
Bonsignori, Francesco, [140], [144], [145], [166], [207], [213], [224].
Bonvicino, Alessandro di Brescia, “il Moretto,” [246].
Bordoni, Giulio Cesare, [134].
Borghetto, [291].
—— di Valeggio, [115].
Borghi, [263].
Botanical Gardens, [185].
Bourbon, House of, [118], [119].
Brandenburg, Knights of, [94], [172], [257].
— Marquis of, [93].
Brenta, [88].
Brentana, [233].
Brenzoni, family, [204].
Brera, Gallery at Milan, [140], [143].
Brescello, [16].
Brescia, [10], [57], [88], [90].
Brinton, Selwyn, [136], [139], [146], [156], [207], [214], [275].
Brioletto, [269].
Brusasorci, Domenico Riccio detto, [140], [147], [148], [157], [207], [219], [224], [233], [234], [237], [245], [246], [249], [250], [251], [257].
— Felice, [148], [156], [159], [169], [246].
Brussels, Treaty of, [110].
“Buffalo Bill,” [42].
Buonconvento, [81].
[C]
Cacciaguida, [70], [129], [130].
Cadore, [90].
Cæsar, Augustus, [23].
— Julius, [24], [295].
— Tiberius, [25].
Cagliari, Gabriel, [163].
— P., see Veronese, Paolo.
Calceolari, Francesco, [208].
Cambray, League of, [106].
Campagna, Girolamo, [187].
Camuzzoni, Senator, [288].
Cannæ, battle of, [4].
Canossa, Bishop Lodovico, [155].
— Cardinal, Marquis, Bishop of Verona, [40].
Cappelletti, family, [55].
Capua, [23].
Capulet, family, [199], [249], [264].
Carceri, Pulcinella della, [66].
Carlotti, Marchese, [118], [119].
Caroto, Gian Francesco, [140], [145-147], [160], [165], [204], [213], [219], [221], [246], [249], [251], [258].
— Giovanni, [146], [157].
Carrara, House of, [102-104], [297].
— Francesco da, [104], [105].
— Giacomo da, [73], [77].
— Jacopo da, [105].
— Marsilio da, [88], [89].
— Taddea da, wife of Mastino II. della Scala, [90], [169], [191].
Casa dei Mazzanti, [176].
— Mercanti, [69], [176].
Cassius, or Catius Severus, [127].
Castelbarco, family, [69].
— Guglielmo da, [73], [160], [169], [203], [204].
Castel d’Arco, [68].
— S. Felice, [242].
— S. Pietro, [242].
— Vecchio, [94], [257], [258], [299].
Catania, [156].
Cattaneo Danese, [133], [164].
Catullus, [124], [187], [295].
Cavalli, Alberto, [176].
— family, [166].
— Federigo, [166].
Cavalcani-Bandi, [250].
Cavazzola, Paolo Morando, detto, [140], [143], [144], [214], [220], [224], [233], [234].
Celts, [2].
Centrago, family, [165].
Charlemagne, [43], [44], [127].
Charles Albert, [122].
Charles, King of Bohemia, [90].
— V., Emperor, [114], [147], [285].
— VII., Emperor, [34].
— Edward, the young Pretender, [159].
Chiara, Sta., [259].
Chioggia, [54], [88].
Christians, [13].
Churches—
St Anastasia, [108], [135], [160-170], [299].
S. Bernardino, [145], [258], [259], [300].
of the Cappucines, [264].
Duomo, [110], [150-156], [299].
St Elena, [159].
St Eufemia, [250], [251], [299].
S. Fermo Maggiore, [29], [73], [135], [145], [146], [170], [200], [299].
S. Fermo Minore, [195].
S. Giacomo, [222].
S. Giovanni in Foro, [251].
—— in Valle, [237], [238].
S. Giorgio in Braida, or Maggiore, [141], [245], [246], [300].
S. Lorenzo, [256].
Sta. Maria Antica, [83], [188], [299].
—— degli Angeli, [259].
—— Matricolare, [150], [157].
—— in Organo, [140], [230-237], [300].
—— della Scala, [73].
SS. Nazzaro e Celso, [222-224].
S. Paolo, [145].
—— di Campo Marte, [222].
S. Peter Martyr, [94], [171], [172].
S. Pietro in Cattedra, [159].
S. Procolo, [44].
S. Sebastiano, [200].
SS. Siro e Libera, [241].
S. Stefano, [242], [245], [300].
Sta. Teuteria, [255].
S. Thomas of Canterbury, [146], [224].
S. Trinità, [259].
S. Zeno Maggiore, [15], [19], [55], [61], [153], [157], [267-280], [300].
—— in Monte, [226].
Cicero, [124].
Cima da Conegliano, [219].
Cimbri, Invasion of, [2-4].
Cipolla, Carlo, [65], [70], [81], [83], [130], [241].
Cividale, [73], [90].
Claudius II., [9].
Clement VII., Pope, [147].
Coliseum, [23], [27].
Colle di San Pietro, [1], [15], [44], [241].
Column, Venetian, in Piazza delle Erbe, [113], [175].
Communes in Italy, [51] et seq., [62].
Conrad, son of Emperor Frederick II., [61].
Conradin of Swabia, [66].
Consiglio, Palazzo del, [133].
Constance, daughter of Conrad IV., [69].
— daughter of Matteo Visconti, [70].
Constantine, Emperor, [9], [10].
Convito, [130].
Coreggio, [230].
Cornelius Nepos, [124], [187].
Correggio, Azzone di, [93].
Corso Cavour, [252].
— Porta Borsari, [250], [251].
Cozone, Judge, [54].
Cremona, [66].
Cristiani, Romeo, [172].
Crivelli, Carlo, [219].
Crowe and Cavalcaselle, [136], [145], [147], [204], [219].
Cunimund, [16].
“Curia,” [69].
Curtoni, [263].
Custozza, [39], [293].
[D]
Dandolo, Francesco, [89].
Dante, [40], [55], [61], [62], [70], [72], [77], [78], [82], [83], [128-131], [159], [178], [186], [230], [263], [264], [297].
Decius, [8].
Della Torre, [172].
— family, [207].
— Girolamo, [207].
Desideria, [43].
Desiderius, King, [43].
Diocletian, [13], [27].
Divine Comedy, [130], [279].
Dominicans, [160], [226].
Dresden, [144], [146].
Dussaimi, family, [171].
[E]
Egna, Enrico d’, [289].
Elizabeth of Austria, wife of Cangrande II. della Scala, [93].
Elmicho, [16].
Entragues, Count d’, [116], [118].
“Epistola,” [128], [129].
Erbe, see “Piazza.”
Ermelinda, wife of Duke Lupone, [230].
Ermengarda, [154].
Este, [68], [88].
— Azzo VI., [55].
— Azzo d’, [261].
— Bonifazio d’, [56].
— Leonello d’, [139].
— Marquis of, [58].
— Obizzo d’, [69].
Etruscans, [2], [23].
Eudonius, [14].
Euganeans, [2].
Euprepio, St, [12].
Ezzelino Da Romano, [230], [291].
[F]
Falconetto, Giovanni Maria, [108], [148], [156], [157], [159], [172],

[224].
Famagosta, fortress of, [114].
Farinato, Paolo, [148], [149], [157], [209], [222], [224], [225], [233], [245].
Fazio degli Uberti, [78].
Feltre, [59], [61], [68], [73], [87], [88], [90].
Ferdinand Charles, Duke, [283].
Ferrara, [57].
Ferreto of Vigenza, [73], [83].
Fidena, [25].
Flambert, [47].
Flaminian Way, [9].
Flavians, [8].
Florence, [88], [145], [147].
Fracastoro, Aventino, [187], [200].
— Girolamo, [133].
Francia (Raibolini, Francesco), [213].
Francis I., of France, [110], [114].
— I., Emperor, [37].
Francis, St, [259].
Franciscans, [203], [258], [259].
Frankfort, [145], [146].
Franks in North Italy, [43].
Frederick Barbarossa, [52], [230].
— II., Emperor, [57], [59].
Frederick of Austria, [67].
Fregoso, family, [163].
Friola, [60].
Frisingen, Otto von, [52].
[G]
Galla Placidia, [245].
Gallatti, [42].
Gallienus, Emperor, [7], [9], [271].
Galvani, [30].
Garda, lake of, [9], [131], [136], [209].
Garibaldo, Duke of Bavaria [17].
Garofalo, [213].
Gattamelata, [106], [147].
Gauls, [2], [3].
Gavi, family, [41], [188].
Gazzata, Sagacio Mazio, [74], [83].
Gazzola, family, [115].
“Generoso,” [27].
Gentile da Fabriano, [136].
George, St, [192].
Germany, [7], [8], [11], [14], [16], [51], [94].
Ghiarraddada, battle of, [107].
Ghibellines in Verona, [55], [56], [58], [60], [80].
Ghirlandajo, [145].
Giambattista da Verona, [155].
Giardino Giusti, [225], [226], [300].
Gilbert, Duke of Verona, [17].
Giocondo, Fra, [133], [160], [187], [249].
Giolfino, Niccolò, [148], [169], [213], [221], [233], [237], [245], [252], [258].
— Paolo, [148].
Giorgione (Giorgio Barbarelli), [146], [147].
Giotto, [74], [83], [135], [166], [172], [186], [204].
Giovanni, Fra, da Schio, [57], [58].
— da Verona, [234].
Girolamo dai Libri, [140], [143], [144], [165], [176], [213], [219], [222], [224], [246].
Giulio Romano, [155], [176].
Giusti, family, [279].
Gonzaga, House of, [88], [93], [114], [144].
— Cecilia, [139].
— Galeazzo, [292].
— Gian Francesco, [139], [293].
Gothic Rule in Verona, [14], [15].
Goths, [16].
Gradenigo, Giuseppe, [118].
Greeks in Verona, [15].
Gregory VII., Pope, [51].
Grotto of S. Nazzaro, [223].
Guarino de’ Guarini, [133].
Guelphs in Verona, [54], [55], [58], [65], [80].
Guercino, [233].
Guido di Castel di Reggio, [77].
— Duke of Spoleto, [47].
Guinicello De’ Principi, [171].
Gusman, Daniele, [203], [204].
[H]
Hawkwood, John, [101].
Henry IV., of France (his armour in Venice), [118], [119].
— of France, [283].
— Emperor, [51].
— VII., Emperor, [81].
Hotels, [300].
Hugh, Duke of Provence, [48].
Hungarians, [13].
Huns, [12].
Humbert of Savoy, [40], [123].
[I]
Illasi, [8], [280], [297].
— Counts of, [282], [286].
Inferno, [130], [131], [263].
Innsbruck, [8].
Isotta degli Atti, [139].
[J]
John, Archduke of Austria, [37].
Joseph II., Emperor, [34].
Juliet, [71], [199], [264].
[L]
Lallement, M., [116], [118].
Lamberti, Tower of, [176], [177].
Lanzi, [147].
Las Casas, Chevalier de, [116].
Lautrec, General, [110].
Lavagnoli, family, [169], [250].
Layard, Sir A. Henry, [149], [204], [220], [233], [259], [272].
Le Chiuse di Susa, [43].
Legnano, [54], [122].
Lendinara, Cosimo da, [66].
Leo, St, [12].
Leonardo da Vinci, [146].
Libera, Sta., [241].
Liberale da Verona, [140], [143-148], [156], [160], [165], [166], [176], [207], [219], [220].
Library of St Bernardino, [259].
“Libro d’Oro” (of Venice), [118], [119].
“Lille, Comte de,” in Verona, [114-120].
Lion of St Mark, [110].
Livy, [229].
Lombard League, [53], [57].
Lombards or Longobards, [16], [17], [43].
Lombard-Veneto Kingdom, [121].
Lombardy, [59], [84].
Longinus, [17].
Louis of Bavaria, [74], [82].
—— France, [44].
— XI., Emperor, [128].
— XVIII., see “Lille, Comte de.”
— St, [192].
Louvre, [275].
Lucca, [23], [78], [88], [90].
Lucillo, St, [12].
Lucius III., Pope, [160].
Luini, [145].
Luneville, peace of, [121].
Lungadige Panvinio, [250].
Lupone, Duke, [230].
[M]
Macer, Æmilius, [124].
Maffei, Marchese Scipione, [12], [41], [133], [134], [187], [266].
Malaspina, [30], [31].
— Spinetta, [78].
Malatesta, Sigismondo Pandolfo, [139].
Maldura Gallery, at Padua, [145].
Mantegna, Andrea, [143], [145], [148], [164], [230], [255], [275].
Mantua, [57], [58], [67], [68], [114], [122], [144], [145], [288], [291].
“Marani,” faction of, [108].
Marchiori, Lodovico, [280].
Maria, Sta. Consolatrice, [156].
Marioni, family, [68].
Martin, St, [192].
Martini, [209].
Martino da Verona, [221].
Marzagaia, [132].
Masaccio, [145].
Massimianus, [27].
Matilda, Countess of Tuscany, [51].
Matteo da Orgiano, [132].
Maxentius, [9].
Maximilian I., Emperor, [107], [108], [110].
Michele da Verona, [147].
Miniscalchi, family, [169].
Milan, [9], [13], [61], [101].
Milo, Count of Verona, [48].
Mincio, [291].
Mocenigo, Alvise, [116].
Mocetto, Girolamo, [237].
Modena, [11], [57], [88], [145], [146].
Monga, Cav. Andrea, [238].
Monkhouse, Cosmo, [144].
Monselice, [73].
Montagna, Bartolomeo, [223].
Montague, [59].
Monte Oliveto, Monks of, [230], [234], [259].
Montecchi, family, [55], [59], [263], [264].
Montorio, [282].
Morando, see Cavazzola.
Mordino, M., [118].
Morelli, [136], [145], [147], [148], [208].
Moro, Antonio, [213].
Morone, Domenico, detto “Pelacani,” [140], [259].
Morone, Francesco, [140], [145], [146], [156], [165], [166], [219], [220], [233], [234], [258].
Moscardo, [133].
“Muletta, la,” [233].
Municipal Gallery, or “Museo Civico,” [137], [139], [143], [145].
“Muraglioni,” [18], [230].
Muselli, [133].
Museo Lapidario, [176], [265].
Mussato, Albertino, [73], [77], [83].
[N]
Napoleon I., the Great, [35-37], [115], [120], [121], [155], [275].
Napoleon III., Emperor, [38], [122].
Narses, [16].
Nassau, Prince of, [115].
National Gallery of London, [140], [143], [144], [145], [146].
Neudeck, George of, Bishop of Trent, [108].
Niccolò da Verona, [159].
Nicholas III., Pope, [282], [297].
Nicolaus, [268].
Niebuhr, [159].
Nogarola, Antonio, [67], [190].
— Bailardino, [82].
— Castle of, [280], [294].
— family, [30], [31], [69].
Novara, battle of, [122].
[O]
Odoacer, [14].
Ognibene, Bishop, [54], [160].
Olibrius, Emperor, [245].
Oliver, [44], [154].
Orbetto, [207].
Ordelaffi, Guglielmo degli, [101].
Orfanotrofio, Garden of, [264].
Oriolo, Giovanni, [140].
Ossa, Guglielmo dell’, [178].
Ostiglia, [33], [82], [288].
Otho I., Emperor, [48], [267], [287].
— II., Emperor, [48].
Ottolini, [133].
Ovid, [124].
[P]
Padua, [8], [57], [59], [61], [69], [73], [87-89], [101], [146], [229].
Palaces—
Barbarani, [224].
della Banca Nazionale, [255].
Bevilacqua, [256].
Canossa, [257].
Carlotti, [255].
Del Consiglio, [187].
Gazzola, [115], [264].
Giusti, [225].
della Gran Guardia Vecchia, [263].
of the Judges, [188].
Miniscalchi, [160].
Pompei, [209].
Portalupi, [257].
Pozzoni, [255].
della Ragione, [178].
Ridolfi, [147].
of the Scaligers, [300].
Trezza (once Maffei), [176].
Tribunalizio, [181], [188].
Palæologus, Johannes, [139].
Palladio, Valerius, [176].
“Pallio” race, [130], [261].
“Pallone,” game of, [37].
Panteo, Giovanni Antonio, [133].
Panvinio, Onofrio, [41], [133].
Paquara, Peace of, [57].
Pâques Véronaises, les, [175], [181].
Paradiso, [70], [74], [84], [128], [129], [130].
Parma, [57], [68], [88], [90].
Pastrengo, Guglielmo da, [131], [132].
“Patarani,” or Patarins, [30], [296].
Paul, the Deacon, [17].
Pavia, [67], [150].
Pellegrini Chapel, [258].

— family, [133], [166].
— Margherita, [258].
Pepin I., [43].
— II., [44], [175], [267].
Perino of Milan, [191].
Perez, Counts of, [285].
Perugino, [209], [213].
Peschiera, [122].
Peter, St, [12], [26].
Petrarch, [74], [77], [131], [158], [230].
Philharmonic Theatre, [265].
Philip the Younger, [8].
Philippi, battle of, [7].
Piacenza, [66].
Piazza—
S.S. Apostoli, [255].
Brà, or Vittorio Emanuele, [34], [265].
delle Erbe, [98], [172-176], [299].
Indipendenza, [198].
S. Micheletto, [255].
dei Signori, or Dante, [178], [299].
Picci, Giuseppe, [80].
Picture Gallery, [209-221], [299].
Piedmont Kingdom, [122].
Piedmontese Forces in Italy, [117], [122].
Pier Della Vigna, [61].
Pigozzi, [67].
Pindemonte, House Of, [133].
— Marchese, [42].
— Florio, [165].
— Ippolito, [134].
Pisa, [78].
Pisanello, Vittore, [204], [213], [220].
Pius VI., Pope, [34].
Pliny, the Elder, [7], [127].
— the Younger, [26], [127], [187].
Pola, [23].
Polenta, Ostasio da, [101].
— Samaritana da, [31-33], [101], [132].
Pompei, Count Antonio, [287].
— family, [282].
— countess Ginevra, [285].
Pompeius Strabo, [7].
Pomponius Secundus, [127].
Ponte—
Aleardi, [259].
delle Navi, [94], [97], [114], [209], [220], [299].
della Pietra, [242], [249].
Rofiolo, [38], [265].
Porta—
dei Borsari, [8], [252], [299].
Bombardieri, [185].
Sta. Croce, [263].
S. Giorgio, [113].
Nuova, [39], [113], [299].
Palio, [113], [299].
Vescovo, [113].
S. Zeno, [113].
Porto, Luigi di, [264].
Portone Brà, [265].
Prefettura, [186].
Procolo, St, [28].
Provence, Comte de, see Louis XVIII.
— Comtesse Marie Josephine, [116].
Purgatorio, [79], [80], [264], [279].
Pozzuoli, [23].
[Q]
Querini, Alvise, [117].
— Giovanni, [130].
Quinto, Leonardo da, [132], [171].
Quirinus, St, [192].
[R]
Rainer, Archduke, [121].
Rathold, Bishop, [150], [267].
Ravenna, [13], [14], [17].
— Archbishop of, [60].
Reggio, [57], [68].
Rhetians, [2].
Riccio, Andrea, of Padua, [207].
— or Rizzo Antonio, [187].
Ridolfi, [169].
Ristori, Adelaide, [38].
Riva, [68].
Rivole, [120].
Roland, [44], [154].
Romano, Ezzelino da, [59-63], [73].
— family, [58].
Rome, [4], [9], [12].
Romeo, [71], [198], [264].
Rosamund, [16].
Rossetti, Cardinal, [226].
Rossi, Alessandro, [163].
— Ernesto, [38].
— Giambattista, [163].
— Pietro de’, [89].
Rudolph, Duke of Burgundy, [47], [48].
Ruricius Pompeianus, [10], [11].
Ruskin, John, [8], [87], [97], [150], [171], [195], [226], [281].
Rustico, St, [13], [27], [29], [209].
[S]
Sacco, Contessa di, [214].
Sadowa, [123].
Saibante, Marchese Giovanni, [133].
St Cyr, Hugues de, [128].
Salerno, family, [169].
— Giovanni, [169].
Sambonifacio, Riccardo da, [291].
San Bonifacio, family, [55], [59], [61], [263].
— Lodovico da, [66].
— Sauro di, [54].
Sanguinetto, [282], [294].
San Martino, [122].
— Tower of, [291].
San Micheli, Michele, [113], [155], [160], [185], [209], [224], [230], [242], [250], [256], [259].
Sanudo, [109].
Saraina, Torello, [71], [133], [208].
Sardinia, King of, [115].
Sardis, Council of, [12].
Saverio, L. S., see Louis XVIII.
“Savii,” [118].
Scala or Scaliger, House of, [162], [178], [230], [257], [282], [287], [295-297].
— Albertino della, [176].
— Alberto I. della, [30], [67-70], [129], [160], [190], [279], [294].
— —— II., della, [83], [87-91].
— Alboino della, [69], [71], [72-74], [81], [83], [129], [130].
— Antonio della, [30], [32-98], [101], [105-132], [166].
— Bartolomeo I. della, [69], [71], [83], [129], [294].
— —— II. della, [30], [98].
——— Bishop della, [90], [191].
— Bocca della, [67].
— Brunoro della, [105], [106], [114].
— Can Francesco della (son of Antonio), [102-104].
— Cangrande I., [69], [70], [72-87], [128-130], [134], [135], [170], [186], [189], [190], [195], [242].
— Cangrande II., [93], [94], [172], [257], [292], [293].
— Cansignorio, [30], [93], [94], [97], [175], [176], [181], [185], [190], [192], [198].
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— Constance, [69].
— Fregnano, son of Mastino II., [93], [94].
— Fregnano, son of Cangrande II., [94].
— Giovanni, [192], [195-197].
— Giuseppe, son of Alberto I., [279].
— Jacopino, [62].
— Mastino I., [30], [62], [65-68], [84], [185], [190], [297].
— Mastino II., [83], [87-91], [93], [169], [190], [197-198], [275], [294].
— Paolo Alboino, [93], [94], [98].
— Pietro, Bishop, [160].
— Tebaldo, [94].
Scaligero, see Bordoni.
Scapini, Don Pietro, [256].
Scaramelli, [67].
Scartazzini, [79], [80], [263].
Schlosser, Jules von, [135].
Scornazano, Vanne, [77].
Selvaggia, daughter of the Emperor Frederick II., [61].
Seminario Vescovile, [224].
Serego, Cortesia, [101], [166].
“Serraglio,” [292].
Sforza, Francesco, [106].
Shakespeare, [55], [59], [71], [230], [264].
Sigismund, Emperor, [106].
— St, [192].
— da Stefano, [249].
“Signori,” [52], [62].
Simon, St, and St Jude, [238].
Siro, S., [241].
Sirmione, [124], [282], [294].
Sismondi, [57].
Soave, [280], [286-288], [300].
Solferino, [122], [293].
Somma Campagna, Gidino da, [132].
Soncino, [61].
Sordello, [128].
Spagnolo, Don Antonio, [159].
Spain, [110].
Spazzi, [274].
Squarcione, [220].
Stagnolo, family, [224].
Stefano, S., [15].
Suetonius, [25].
Symonds, J. A., [59].
[T]
Tacitus, [7], [25].
“Teatro Antico,” [238-241].
Tearen, Gertrude of, [280].
— Henry of, [280].
Teias, [16].
Teuton Invasion, [4].
Theatre, Roman, [3].
Theodolinda, Queen, [17].
Theodoric, King, [14], [15], [29], [229], [241], [242], [268].
Theodosius, Emperor, [176].
Theophania, Empress, [48].
Tintoretto, [249].
Titian, [154], [209], [230].
Tombs of Castelbarco, [169-171], [299].
— of the Scaligers, [188-198], [299].
Torbido, Francesco, [140], [144], [146], [155], [160], [208], [224], [233].
Torcello, [245].
“Torre del Gardello,” [176].
Totila, [15], [16].
Trajan, Emperor, [25].
Tregnano, [282].
Trent, [61], [66].
Trentino, [68].
Trevisani, [133].
Treviso, [57], [59], [73], [82], [88].
Tribune in Piazza delle Erbe, [176].
“Tufo,” [223], [257], [262], [272].
Turone, [219].
Turrisendo, [54].
— dei Turrisendi, [66].
[U]
Uguccione della Faggiuola, [78], [83], [186].
Urban III., Pope, [160].
— VI., Pope, [102].
[V]
Valeggio, [282], [293].
Valentin, St, [192].
Valpantena, [40].
Valpolicella, [4], [40].
Vasari, [140], [146], [164], [234].
Venice, [54], [57], [72], [88], [101-103], [115], [150], [229], [297].
Venetia, [10].
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fortifications, [52];
founders, [2];
subject to Rome, [3];
invaded by Teutons and Cimbri, [4];
Roman influence, [7];
constituted a Roman colony, [7];
important geographical position, [8];
part played by Verona in Roman wars, [8];
besieged by Constantine, [9];
invaded by Alaric, [11];
by Attila, [12];
Christianity in Verona, [12];
invaded by Odoacer, [14];
Theodoric at Verona, [14];
Verona possessed by the Greeks, [16];
Alboin and the Longobards in Verona, [16];
inundations in Verona, [18];
end of the Lombard rule, [43];
Carlovingians in Verona, [44];
Berengarius I., Duke of Friuli, in Verona, [47];
intercourse with Germany, [48-51];
sides with the Emperor Henry IV. against the Pope, [51];
takes part in the Crusades, [51];
joins the Lombard League, [53];
Guelph faction in Verona, [54], [55];
civil strife in the town, [56], [59];
Verona under the Scaligers, [62-102];
Verona under the Visconti, [103];
under the Carraresi, [105];
under the Venetian Republic, [106];
effect of the League of Cambray on Verona, [106], [107];
Imperial rule in Verona, [108], [109];
pestilence in Verona, [110];
Verona restored to Venice, [110-114];
plague and inundation in Verona, [114];
the “Comte de Lille” in Verona, [114-120];
insurrection against the French, known as “Les Pâques Véronaises” in Verona, [120], [121];
Verona handed over to Austria, [121];
half of it to France, then again to Austria, [121];
War of Independence, [122];
Austrian rule re-established, [122];
Verona restored to Italy, [123];
kingdom newly formed, [123];
Verona the home of letters, [124];
endowed with a University, [127];
men of letters in Verona, [128-134];

school of painting in Verona, [134-149];
churches, picture gallery, sights in and around Verona, [150-300].
Veronese, Paolo Cagliari, detto Il, [147-149], [213], [222], [230], [246].
“Veronetta,” [222], [249].
Vescovado, [159], [160], [299].
Vespasian, Flavius, [8].
Via Gallica, [7].
— Postumia, [8].
— Cappello, [119], [299].
— Cappelletta, [249].
— Colomba, [300].
— Corso Cavour, [257], [299].
— Duomo, [299].
— Giardino Giusti, [225], [230].
— La Costa, [188].
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— Liceo, [299].
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— Pallone, [38], [265].
— Pigna, [160].
— Ponte Pietra, [249].
— Rosa, [188].
— Della Stella, [208].
— S. Sebastian, [299].
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— Venti Settembre, [222].
Vicenza, [8], [57], [59], [61], [68], [69], [73], [87], [88], [90], [93], [103].
Victor Emmanuel II., King, [38-40], [122], [123], [265].
Vienna, [143].
— Peace of, [123].
Vigasio, [54], [292].
Vigilio, S., [136].
Villafranca, [282], [288].
— Peace of, [39], [122].
Villani, Giovanni, [59], [73], [87], [93].
Villems, Pietro, [128].
Virgil, [124], [229].
Visconti, House of, [88], [90], [102].
— Barnabò, [93].
— Carlo, [102].
— Catherine, [104].
— Filippo Maria, [108], [139].
— Gian Galeazzo, [102], [292], [293].
— Matteo, [83].
Visigoths, [11].
Vitellians, [8].
Vitellius, [8].
Vitruvius Cerdone, [41], [127], [187].
Vivarini, Alvise, [145].
“Volto Barbaro,” [67], [134], [188].
— “Marioni,” [68].
[W]
Wenceslaus, King of the Romans, [101].
Wiligelmus, [268].
Wurmser, General, [120].
[Z]
Zannoni, Ugo, [178], [255].
Zavoldo, [233].
Zeloti, Giambattista, [160].
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[1] Ruskin, Verona and other Lectures. Allen (1894).