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i, 22

S. Salvatore, Pavia, 46

S. Sofia, Beneventum, 248

S. Sofia, Constantinople, 69, 70

S. Tommaso at Lemine, 41

S. Zeno, Verona, 95, 96, 111

Cimabue, 271, 274;

• his scholars, 275, 278, 323

Cione family, 331 et seq.

Clement VIII., pope, 418

Cloisters, San Lorenzo, Rome, 65;

• S. John Lateran, 66;
• Voltorre, 115;
• S. Zeno, Verona, 66

Colle in Val d'Elsa, 316, 318

Collegia, Romana, 7, 10, 11, 138 et seq., 403

Cologne, churches at, 136

Colonies, Lombard, in Sicily, 128, 129

Comacina island a refuge for Romans, 23

Comacine Masters, who they were, 5 et seq.

Comagene, now Eufratisia, 69

Como, a Roman colony, 5, 141;

• its antiquities, 25, 26;
• is besieged, 116;
• its war with Milan, 233;
• its cathedral, 381 et seq.

Confraternity of painters at Florence, 280

Constantine the Great, 53;

• his Basilica, 403

Constantinople, 142

Contract of apprenticeship, 292

Convents, Comacine, their form and style, 65

Corneto Tarquinia, 227;

• ciborium there, 238

Cortelona, Luitprand's villa, 54

Cosimo I., Grand Duke, 280

Cosimo Rosselli, 275

Cremona, its cathedral, 185, 186

Crosses:

• Bewcastle, 147
• Clonmacnoise, 166
• Collingham, 147
• Kells, 166
• Kirkdale, 147, 148
• Whalley, 145
• Yarm, 147

Cunibert, king, 47;

• goes to Lucca, 48;
• fights Alachi, 108
• Lucca, 225 et seq., 246
• Luitprand, king, his laws for Comacines, 24, 44, 63 et seq., 160;
  • his foot, 50;
  • his churches, 50 et seq.

• Magister, what the term means, 15;
  • Arch Magister, 17;
  • Magisters in Sicily, 129;
  • Magistri frati, 200, 287;
  • different kinds, 265
• Magistri:
  • Adam, atrium of S. Ambrogio, 112
  • Adam, de Arogno, 182
  • Agostino da Siena, 298
  • Albertinus Buono, 239
  • Albertus Buono, 239
  • Ambrogio Lenzo, 334
  • Andrea Fusina, 371
  • Andrea da Modena, 352 et seq.
  • Andrea di Pisa, 211, 220, 224
  • Anselmo (Tedesco) da Campione, and Arrigo, Alberto, and Jacopo, his sons, 194 et seq.
  • Antonio of Como, 260
  • Antonio Mantegazza, 378
  • Antonio da PadernÒ, 369
  • Antonio Rizo, or Riccio, 391, 392, 397
  • Apollonius, 273
  • Arnolfo, 224, 291, 313, 407
  • Auripert, a painter, 55
  • Bartolo Fredi, 276
  • Bartolommeo Buono, 253, 260, 390, 393, 398
  • Bartolommeo de Gorgonzola, 368
  • Bartolommeo di Pisa, bronze worker, 221
  • Beltramo, 413 et seq.
  • Benedetto da Antelamo, 187, 188, 245
  • Bernardino da Bissone, 386, 391
  • Bernardo da Venezia, 374
  • Bertrando of Como, 260
  • Biduinus, 222
  • Bonaiuto di Pisa, 223
  • Bonanno, 220, 221
  • Bonino da Campione, 203
  • Buono, 236, 237, 238
  • Cellini, 239
  • Cimabue, 274
  • Cosmato, and his family, 390
  • Orsino (Virginio), Duke of Bracciano, 304
  • Orso Orseolo, patriarch of Aquileja, 122
  • Orvieto, its Duomo, 224, 300 et seq.;
    • Chapel of Three Kings, 301, 414
  • Otho, emperor, confirms Comacine privileges, 27
  • Otho, his decree, 27, 28;
    • he conquers Italy, 109, 135
  • Otho Orseolo, Doge of Venice, 122

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