AREZZO, 18; wars with Perugia, 21, 22, 111, 112; 291.
ARMANNI, Cristiano, contributes towards building of S. Domenico, 164.
ASSISI, taken by Totila, 13; 18; wars with Perugia, 19; 30; 37; 41; 43; 60; 85; 98; 118; 182; 290; 300.
AUDIENCE Chamber of Magistrates, Renaissance woodwork in, 229.
AUGUSTUS, Emperor, takes Perugia, 9; 12; 91; 171.
BAGLIONI, 33; murder of Pandolfo, 37; Spello given to Malatesta, 51; blood-feuds with the degli Oddi, 55, 112; Matarazzo, historian of the, 58; described by J. A. Symonds, 59, 60; beauty of the, 61; treachery of Grifonetto, 62; marriage of Lavinia Colonna with Astorre, 63; massacre of the, 64, 65; flight of Atalanta, Zenobia and Gianpaolo, 65; death of Grifonetto, 66, 161, 162; Gianpaolo, despot of Perugia, 67; character of Gianpaolo, 68; death of Gianpaolo, 69; murder of Gentile and Galeotto, 69; death of Orazio, 69; betrayal of Florence by Malatesta, 70; descendants of the, 70; Ridolfo, fires the People's Palace, assassinates Pope's Legate, and is driven out of Perugia, 71; Perugians recal Ridolfo, 74; Ridolfo, makes peace with Paul III., 75; destruction of palaces of, 75; dying words of Malatesta, 76; tomb of Bishop Giovanni Andrea, 146; Benedetto, helps in destruction of Paul III.'s fortress, 151; Chapel in S. Pietro of the, 172; (note) 255; tomb of the Volumnii discovered on property of Count, 282.
BAROCCIO, Federigo, fresco by, in Palazzo Pubblico, 119; picture in S. Lorenzo by, 136; his love of Perugia, 137.
BATTLE of the Stones, description of, 45.
BECCHERINI, nickname of the common folk in Perugia, 27; 105; 186.
BELLUCCI, Prof., plain of Umbria described by, 3; private museum of, 282.
BENEDICT XI., Pope, tomb of, 164, 166, 167; visited by his mother, 165; death of, 165.
BENOZZO GOZZOLI, 235; work at Montefalco, 297; 298.
BERNARDINO, S. of Siena, 55; 109; representation of, in stained glass window in S. Lorenzo, 138; account of, 206, 207; portrait of, 207; favourite bell of, 210; miracles of, painted by Fiorenzo di Lorenzo, 255.
BEVIGNATE, Fra. plans Perugian Fountain, (note) 125.
BONAZZI, Luigi, modern historian of Perugia, quoted, 2; 11; 27; describes lives of exiled nobles, 34; 37; 80; (note) 91; describes growth of Perugia, 92, 93; describes feasts of Perugia, 130; 146; 149; 152; mentions miracles of Abbot of S. Pietro, 168; describes a day of "Political bacchanalia" in Perugia, 180; on the Flagellants, 211.