[3]Miss Pardoe. Vol. II. Chap XI.
LIST OF CHARACTERS
Period, 1540.
| FRANÇOIS I., King of France. |
| ELEANORA, his queen, sister to Charles V. |
| THE DAUPHIN,, afterwards Henri II. |
| CHARLES D'ORLÉANS, the king's second son. |
| THE DAUPHINE, Catherine de Medicis. |
| THE EMPEROR CHARLES V. |
| THE KING OF NAVARRE. |
| MARGUERITE DE VALOIS, Queen of Navarre. |
| ANNE DE PISSELEU, Duchesse d'Etampes, favorite of François I. |
| DIANE DE POITIERS. |
| BENVENUTO CELLINI, a Florentine artist. |
| ASCANIO, his pupil. |
| MESSIRE ROBERT D'ESTOURVILLE, Provost of Paris. |
| COLOMBE, his daughter. |
| COMTE D'ORBEC, the king's treasurer. |
| VICOMTE DE MARMAGNE, a suitor for Colombe's hand. |
| THE DUKE OF MEDINA-SIDONIA, ambassador of Charles V. |
| MONSIEUR DE MONTBRION, governor of Charles d'Orléans. |
| CONSTABLE ANNE DE MONTMORENCY,} |
| CHANCELLOR POYET,} |
| CARDINAL DE TOURNON,} |
| MESSIRE ANTOINE LE MAÇON,} |
| of the French Court. |
| COMTE DE LA FAYE,} |
| MARQUIS DES PRÉS,} |
| MELIN DE SAINT-GELAIS,} |
| M. DE TERMES,} |
| HENRI D'ESTIENNE,} |
| PIETRO STROZZI, a Florentine refugee. |
| TRIBOULET, the king's jester. |
| FRANÇOIS RABELAIS. |
| CLEMENT MAROT. |
| PAGOLO,} |
| JEHAN,} |
| assistants of Cellini. |
| SIMON-LE-GAUCHER,} |
| HERMANN,} |
| SCOZZONE, Cellini's model. |
| RUPERTA, servant to Cellini. |
| DAME PERRINE, Colombo's governess. |
| PULCHERIA, her assistant. |
| MASTER JACQUES, Messire d'Estourville's gardener. |
| ISABEAU, attendant of Madame d'Etampes. |
| ANDRÉ, physician to Madame d'Etampes. |
| JACQUES AUBRY, a student, attaching himself to the service of |
| Cellini. |
| GERVAISE-PERRETTE POPINOT, a grisette. |
| FRANCESCO PRIMATICCIO, a painter, friend to Cellini. |
| GUIDO, a Florentine physician, |
| FERRANTE,} |
| FRACASSO,} |
| bravos employed by Vicomte de Marmagne. |
| PROCOPE,} |
| MALEDENT,} |
| THE LIEUTENANT CRIMINAL OF THE PALAIS DE JUSTICE. |
| MARC-BONIFACE GRIMOINEAU, his clerk. |
| ETIENNE RAYMOND, a prisoner at the Châtelet. |
| A PRIEST AT THE CHÂTELET. |
| POPE CLEMENT VII. |
| MASTER GEORGIO, governor of the Castle of San Angelo. |
| MONSEIGNEUR DE MONTLUC, French ambassador at Rome. |
| POMPEO, a goldsmith at Rome. |
| RAPHAEL DEL MORO, a Florentine goldsmith. |
| STEFANA, his daughter. |
| GISMONDO GADDI, a confrère of Del Moro. |
CONTENTS
Chapter
[I. The Street and the Studio]
[II. A Goldsmith of the Sixteenth Century]
[III. Dædalus]
[IV. Scozzone]
[V. Genius and Royalty]
[VI. To What Use A Duenna May Be Put]
[VII. A Lover and a Friend]
[VIII. Preparations for Attack and Defence]
[IX. Thrust and Parry]
[X. Of the Advantage of Fortified Towns]
[XI. Owls, Magpies, and Nightingales]
[XII. The King's Queen]
[XIII. Souvent Femme Varie]
[XIV. Wherein it is proven that Sorrow is
the Groundwork of the Life of Man]
[XV. Wherein it appears that Joy is nothing
more than Sorrow in another Form]
[XVI. A Court]
[XVII. Love as Passion]
[XVIII. Love as a Dream]
[XIX. Love as an Idea]
ILLUSTRATIONS
Drawn by E. van Mughen.
[Francis I. visits Benvenuto Cellini.]
["Ascanio, beside himself with joy, fell on his
knees."]
["'Your Majesty is losing your ring,' said
Anne."]
["All the workmen joined in a cry of admiration."]