"Si come un toro invelenito."

[354]

"Living men have felt my blows: those many maimed and mutilated stones one sees, attest to your disgrace: the earth hides my bad work." See the lines quoted by Perkins, Tuscan Sculptors, vol. ii. p. 140.

[355]

Lib. i. cap. 79.

[356]

Lib. ii. cap. 34. The whole history of this woman Caterina, and of the revenge he took upon her and his prentice Paolo, is one of the most extraordinary passages in the life.