[28] 1506. In detto anno si faceva la storia della fortuna. Forse fù lavorata da Paolo Mannucci Archivio detto. Libro Rosso d’un Leone a 10? Milanesi MS. notes p. 32 (on the back). Compare also Landi, who in his Descrizione del Pavimento, although by mistake he applies his reference to the Wheel of Fortune, tells us that the Rectorship was in commission at this time. He states further that Paolo Mannucci was, on the 16th of April, 1506, paid 24 scudi for the execution of this work.

[29] 1372. Novembris decima die Edis sacre maioris pavimentum marmoreum quod medium est, stratum fuit, et fortune rota cum hominibus posita fuit. Tizio, Hist. Sen. ad annum.

[30] Cf. Borghesi and Faluschi MSS. Lists of Operaii.

[31] La Guida Artistica, p. 97, Note.

[32] 1482. “Quinque interea Sibille, Alberti Aringhieri Editui opera, Pavimento Edis majoris in campanilis deambulario constrate sunt.” Tizio, Hist. Sen., vol. vi., 66.

1483. “Quinque Sibille ad levam majoris Edis versus Cappellam Cardinalis Francisci (Piccolomini), Alberto Aringherio Edituo, posite sunt.” Vol. vi., 87.

[33]

Dies Irae! Dies illa!
Solvit Saeclum in favillâ.
Teste David cum Sibillâ.

[34] Tower of the Duomo, Florence.

[35] Sala del Cambio, Perugia.