The Medici Balls: Seven little journeys in Tuscany

by Anna R. Sheldon; Marjorie Moyca Newell

• Abetone, [213]
• Afternoon tea, [4]
• Alexander, Miss, [225], [226]
• Altopascio, [106]
• Amadeo, sculptor, [114]
• Amphitheatre, Roman, Lucca, [167]
• Armstrong, E. (note), [59]
• Antonio da Pistoja, [144]
• Apuans, [167], [174], [199], [210]
• Arno, The, [5], [8], [40], [45], [167], [174]
• Arnolfo di Cambio, [17]
• Avèrard. See Medici.
• Azelio, d', [222]
• Badia a Settimo, [3]
• Baglioni, [110]
• Bagni di Lucca, [200], [203]
• Barga, [199]-[230]
• Bartolommeo, Fra, [171]
• Beatrice di Pian degli Ontani, [225], [226], [229], [230]
• Benedetto Buglione, [143]
• Benozzo, Gozzoli, [50], [52], [117]
• Berenson, B. (note), [59]
• Bergamo, [113], [114]
• Bessarion, [51]
• Bianca Cappello, [39]
• Bianchi e Neri, [56]
• Bivigliano, [36]
• Boccaccio, [222]
• Bonaparte, [128]
• Bona of Savoy, [36]
• Borgo San Lorenzo, [20]
• Borgo a Mozzano, [200]
• Brancoli, [163]-[194], [199]
• Brunelleschi, [55]
• Bruno di Ser Lapo, [64]
• Calash, [19], [25], [35]
• Cancellieri, [56]
• Careggi, [55]
• Carmagnuola, Francesco, [114]
• Carmichael, M. (note), [222]
• Carrara, [40], [210]
• Carroccio, [106]
• Carza, [9]
• Casentino, [8]
• Castelfranco Madonna, [117]
• Castracane, Castruccio, Lord of Lucca, [49],[101]-[118], [203], [210]
• Castracane, Dianora, [117]
• Cellino di Nese, [151]
• Certosa, [79]
• Chapel of the Holy Cross, [92], [95]
• Chapel of the Madonna, [92], [95]
• Charlemagne, [17], [209]
• Cherubina, [222]
• Chianti, [73]-[95]
• Chiappelli, Alessandro, [230]
• Choir-Screen, Barga, [14]
• Churches:
• of the Capuchins, [218], [221]
• of the Madonna Dell' Impruneta, [90], [95]
• Pieve S. Leolino, [80]
• S. S. Christopher and James, Barga, [210], [213], [214]
• San Francesco, Lucca, [113]
• San Francesco, Prato, [59], [67]
• San Frediano, Luca, [168]
• San Ilario, Brancoli, [181]
• San Lorenzo, Brancoli, [182]
• San Marco, Venice, [114]
• Santa Maria delle Carceri, Prato, [59], [67]
• Santa Maria e San Giorgio, Brancoli, [185], [194]
• St. Martin, Lucca, [171]
• Cimabue, [24]
• Cino. See Sinibuldi.
• Coats of Arms, [17], [21]
• Colleoni, Bartolommeo, [113]
• Colleoni, Medea, [114]
• Consular Reports (notes), [63], [84]
• Credi, Lorenzo di, [144]
• Cruttwell, Maud (note), [91], [193]
• Cutigliano, [222]
• Dante, [151], [155]
• Della Robbia [10], [17], [21], [36], [80], [127], [143], [185], [200], [213], [218], [221]
• Della Robbia, Andrea, [63], [185], [193]
• Della Robbia, Giovanni, [140]-[143],[193], [194], [221]
• Della Robbia, Luca [92], [95]
• Della Robbia, Luca, The Visitation, [143]
• Della Robbia, Count Viviano, [81]
• Demidoff, Prince, [39]
• Diligence, Florentine, [5]
• Donatello, [49], [63], [114]
• Erasmo da Narni. See Gattamelata.
• Este, Isabella d', [144]
• Faenza Railway, [6], [9], [20]
• Fiesole, [3], [7], [8], [39]
• Fivizzano, [210]
• Folk songs, [222]
• Font, Brancoli, [193]
• Fornaci, [207]
• Forteguerra, Laodomia, [148], [151]
• Forteguerra, Niccolò, Cardinal, [147]
• Forteguerra, Niccolò, Poet, [147], [148]
• Fosdinovo, [210]
• Fra Bartolommeo, [171]
• Gaddi, Angelo, [64]
• Garfagnana, Valley of the, [199], [207], [210]
• Garibaldi, [82]
• Gattamelata, [114]
• Ghirlandaio, R., [64]
• Ghivizziano, [207]
• Gian Galeazzo, Duke of Milan, [35]-[36]
• Giorgione, [117]
• Giotto, [24], [25], [27]
• Giuliano Giamberti. See San Gallo.
• Goldschmidt, Madame, or Jenny Lind, [229], [230]
• Greve, [79], [80]
• Groppoli, [163]
• Guido da Como, [217]
• Herbert, George, [163], [194]
• Holy-water Stoup, Barga, [214]
• Holy-water Stoup, Brancoli, [190], [193], [214]
• Hotels:
• Giardino, Prato, [46]
• Globo e Londra, Pistoja, [136]
• Posta, Barga, [208], [209]
• l'Universo, Lucca, [163]
• Hyett, F. A., [106] (note), [110], [118]
• Ilaria del Carretto (Tomb), [171]
• Impruneta, [90]-[95]
• Interminelli, The, [118]
• Jacopo della Quercia, [171]
• John of Bologna, [39]
• Joseph, Patriarch, [51]
• Leone Lioni, [113]
• Lima River, [177], [203]
• Lippi, Filipino, [67]
• Lippi, Fra Lippo, [49], [64]-[67]
• Lord of Lucca. See Castruccio.
• Lorenzo di Credi, [144]
• Loppia, [207]
• Lucca, [3], [101], [106], [113], [117], [163]-[172], [213]
• Machiavelli, [117], [118]
• Majano, [3], [4]
• Malatesta, Duke of Urbino, [110]
• Manzoni, [222]
• Marchese of Mantua. See Este.
• Marcus Aurelius, [114]
• Marie Louise, Duchess, [167]
• Martinella, [106]
• Matilda, the "Great Countess,", [128]
• Matteo Civitali, [172]
• Matteo Costanzo, [114]
• Medici Shield, [17], [18], [82], [124], [143], [210]
• Medici, Avérard, [17], [18]
• Medici, Bernardo de', [110]
• Medici, Cosimo, Pater Patræ, [18], [55]
• Medici, Duke Francesco de', [39]
• Medici, Lorenzo de', [51], [52], [55], [56], [59], [64], [105]
• Medeghino, Il, [110], [113]
• Mercato, Pistoja, [101], [135], [136]
• Metayerage System, or Mezzadria, [84]-[88]
• Michelozzo, [55], [63]
• Mino da Fiesole, [49], [64], [147]
• Montemurlo, [106]
• Monte Abetone, [213]
• Monte Giove, [8]
• Monte Ferrato, [63]
• Monte Morello, [8], [9]
• Monte Pisani, [167]
• Monte Prado, [213]
• Monte Rondinaio, [213]
• Monte Senario, [36]
• Morgan, E. S., [84]
• Mugello, [3]-[40]
• Mugnone, [5], [7], [8], [39]
• Nation, The (note), [84]
• Nievole, [102]
• Orcagna, "Triumph of Death,", [117]
• Ospedale del Ceppo, [127], [139], [141]-[142], [145]
• Padua, [114]
• Padua, Arena Chapel, [27]
• Palazzo Pubblico, Scarperia, [14], [17]
• Palazzo del Podestà, Borgo San Lorenzo, [21]
• Palazzo Vecchio, Florence, [14]
• Palæologos, Emperor John, [51]
• Panzano, [80]
• Perugino, [110]
• Petraia, Royal Villa, [55]
• Petrarch, [110], [151], [152], [155]
• Piero a Sieve, [9], [10], [35]
• Pisani, The, [49], [217]
• Pisano, Giovanni, [60], [63], [64]
• Pistojese Apennines, [221], [222]
• Pistoja, "City of Cino", [101], [102], [106], [123]-[155], [163]
• Podere (farm), [81]
• Poggio a Caiano, [55]-[56]
• Ponte d'Elsa, [24]
• Ponte della Maddalena, or Devil's Bridge, [200], [203]
• Ponte Moriano, [172], [174]
• Ponte a Serraglio, [203]
• Ponte Vinchiana, [177], [200]
• Prato, [45]-[67], [106]
• Pratolino, [36]
• Pratolino, Villa of, [39]
• Pulpit, Barga, [217]
• Pulpit, Brancoli, [189]
• Republic of S. Mark, [113]
• Riccardi Palace, [36], [51], [117]
• Ricciardetto, [148]
• Rispetti, [222]
• Ruskin, J., [8], [10], [39], [109], [225], (note)
• Sacra Cintola, [60], [63], [64]
• Salvi, Virginia, [151]
• San Gallo, [59]
• San Giusto, [177], [200]
• San Jacopo, [128]
• San Marcello, [222]
• San Martino, [10]
• San Miniato, [3]
• San Zeno, [128]
• Sarzana, [105], [210]
• Sarzanella, [105]
• Savonarola, [55], [92]
• Scala family, [110]
• Scarperia, [10], [14], [17], [19], [20], [27], [35]
• Scissors, Manufacture of, [14]
• Serchio River, [174], [177], [182], [199], [200], [207]
• Serravalle, [101], [105], [106], [163]
• Sforzi, The, [110]
• Sforza, Francesco, [114]
• Sforza, Lodovico, Il Moro, [110], [144]
• Sieve River, [5], [8], [19], [20]
• Signa, [106]
• Sinibuldi, Guittoncino dei (Cino), [151]-[152], [155]
• Spezia, [210]
• Stemmi. See Coats of Arms.
• Stornelli, [222]
• Sumptuary Laws, [131]
• Symonds, J. A., [109], [113] (note), [222] (note)
• Tabernacle, Barga, [218]
• Tebaldeo, Pistoja, [144]
• Tedici, Dialta, [101]
• Tedici, Filippo, [101], [136]
• Tigri, [222]
• "Time," Review, [84]
• Torraccia Romanelli, [22]
• Torre del Podestà, [128]
• Tuscan Cookery, [74], [75], [76], [77], [88], [135], [136], [209]
• Tuscan Harvests, [87]
• Tuscan Road Songs, [225]
• Tuscan Servants, [74], [75], [77]
• Tuscan Speech, [222]
• Tuscan Wine, [77], [78], [79], [82], [88], [135], [136], [209]
• Ubaldini, [14]
• Vaglia, [8], [36]
• Val d'Arno, [6], [8], [31], [36], [39], [77], [80], [106], [153]
• Vinci, Leonardo da, [110]
• Vergiolesi, Selvaggia dei, [151], [152], [155]
• Verrocchio, [147]
• Vespignano, [25]
• Villa Capriani-Cateni, [25]
• Villa Tolomei, [32]
• Vinchiana Bridge. See Ponte.
• Visconti, The, Dukes of Milan, [113]
• Visconti Galeazzo, [110]
• Visconti Gian Galeazzo, [35], [36]
• Visitation, [143]
• See Della Robbia, Luca.
• Wine Jar, [82]

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.