INDEX
| Pearl necklace, the Duchess of Florence's, i. 16; ii. 276. |
| Pearsall, H. D., observations of, regarding the aureole which Cellini says surrounded his head, i. 23 n. Pecci, Pier Antonio, of Siena, i. 268. |
| Pedignone, soldier in Sant' Angelo, ii. 25. |
| Pedigree of the Cellini, ii. 356. |
| Penni. See II Fattore. |
| Pericoli, Niccolo de', a Florentine sculptor, i. 283-290. |
| Perseus, Cellini's bronze statue of, xvii, xx, xxii, xxiii, i. 43, 54; ii. 210, 219, 232, 242, 245, 255, 293, 303, 304, 307-310; casting of, ii. 259-266; praised when exhibited to the people, ii. 295-298. |
| Pilgrimage of thanks, Cellini's, for the success of his Perseus, ii. 301. |
| Pilli, Raffaello de', surgeon, ii. 254, 333. |
| Piloto, goldsmith, i. 156, 275. |
| Pirates, Cellini attacked by, i. 144. |
| Pitigliano, Count of, ii. 138. |
| Plague, great, in Rome, i. 136, 138, 141; Cellini's marvellous recovery from, i. 141-144. |
| Plon, Eugène, an authority on Cellini and his works, xii, i. 50n., 54n., 57n. |
| Poetry, Cellini's desire to excel in, i. 46. |
| Poggini, Gianpagolo and Domenico, eminent die-casters, ii. 221,227, 236, 239. |
| Politics, Cellini's abstention from, i. 193 n. |
| Polverino, Jacopo, ii. 308. |
| Pompeo, a Milanese jeweller, i. 36, 199, 241, 249, 260, 262; picks a quarrel with Cellini, i. 274; slain by Cellini, i. 275. |
| Portrait, Cellini's, of Pope Clement VII., i. 250; of the Duke of Ferrara, ii. 102; of the Duke of Florence, ii. 222,232. |
| Prato, the gate of, Cellini gets a commission to build, ii. 283. |
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