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INDEX
‘An asterisk denotes membership of the creative elite, not all of whom are included in the text of this book’
*Abbate, Niccolò dell’, of Modena, painter, 79
‘Abd Allah Ibn Qutayba, 13
Abu Ma’asar (Albumazar), Arab scholar, 12
*Accolti, Benedetto, Tuscan humanist
Accolti, Bernardo, Tuscan poet, 74, 204
*Aconcio, Jacopo, from Trent, humanist, 87
Adrian VI (of Utrecht), pope, 170
Aertsen, Pieter, Flemish painter, 256
*Agricola, Alexander, Flemish musician, 62
Albert of Saxony, medieval philosopher, 23
Albert the Great, medieval philosopher, 23
*Alberti, Leon Battista, universal man, 29–30, 61–2, 67, 71–2, 81–2, 118, 124, 154–5, 157–8, 190, 199, 205, 209–11, 224–5
*Albertinelli, Mariotto, Florentine painter, 79
Albizzi, Rinaldo degli, Florentine patrician, 231
*Alciati, Andrea, Lombard legal humanist, 85, 198
*Aldo Manuzio, humanist printer, 79, 126–7, 236, 246
Alexander VI (Borgia), pope, 146
Alexander the Great, 81
Alfonso of Aragon, ‘the Magnanimous’, King of Naples, 85, 87, 118, 119, 123, 127, 131, 139–40, 222–3
Alfonso of Calabria, prince and patron, 103
Alhazen, see Ibn al-Haytham
Alsop, Joseph, American journalist, 255
*Amadeo, Giovanni, of Pavia, painter, 82
Ambrose, St, 65
*Ammannati, Bartolommeo, of Settignano, sculptor, 50
anachronism, 201
*Andrea del Sarto, painter, 56–7, 66, 99, 107, 109–10, 113, 129, 141, 145
*Angelico, fra, Tuscan painter, 51, 53, 79, 217, 251
Anguissciola, Sofonisba, Italian painter, 48
Antal, Frederick, Hungarian art historian, 39, 167
anthropology, 5–6
‘Antico’ (Pier Jacopo Alari Bonacolsi), Mantuan sculptor, 128
*Antoniazzo, Romano, artist, 50, 219
*Antonino, St (Pierozzi), archbishop of Florence, writer, 81, 90, 194
Antonio da Murano, painter, 69
Apelles, ancient Greek painter, 22
applied art, 10–11
Aquila, Serafino d’, poet, see Serafino of Aquila
arabesques, 14
*Aragona, Tullia d’, Roman courtesan and poet, 48
*Arcadelt, Jacques, Flemish musician, 164
*Aretino, Pietro, Tuscan writer, 55, 77, 124–5, 147–8, 168, 170, 175, 209, 247–9
* Argyropoulos, Janos, Greek humanist, 50, 87, 244
*Ariosto, Ludovico, from Emilia, writer, 18, 23, 81, 122–4, 146, 165, 168–9, 177, 181, 195–6, 216
Aristotle, 22–3, 85, 168, 189, 198, 203
*Aron, Pietro, Florentine musician, 30, 161–2
Attavante degli Attavanti, illuminator, 127
Augurello, Giovanni, poet and alchemist, 194
Augustine, St, 65
*Aurispa, Giovanni, Sicilian humanist, 78
Averroes, see Ibn Rushd
Avicenna, see Ibn Sina
*Baçó, Jacomart, Valencian painter, 51
Bagehot, Walter, English political theorist, 220
*Baldovinetti, Alesso, Florentine painter, 52
*Bandello, Matteo, Lombard writer, 79, 89, 126, 209
&n
bsp; *Bandinelli, Baccio, Florentine sculptor, 64–6, 82, 102, 129
*Barbari, Jacopo de’, painter and engraver, 77–8, 239
Barbaro, Daniele, Venetian patrician and humanist, 82, 253
Barbaro, Ermolao, Venetian patrician and humanist, 85, 105
*Barbaro, Francesco, Venetian patrician and humanist, 78, 124
Baron, Hans, German-American historian, 41–3, 243
*Bartolommeo, fra (Baccio della Porta), Florentine painter, 79, 129, 169, 247
Bash�, Matsuo, Japanese poet, 259
*Bassano, Jacopo, painter from the Veneto, 81, 129
Bassano, Leandro, painter from the Veneto, 98, 129
Battiferri, Laura, Tuscan writer, 48
*Beccafumi, Domenico, Sienese painter, 51, 54, 58, 109, 250
Becchi, Gentile, humanist tutor, 105
Beck, James, American art historian, 8
*Bellini, Gentile, Venetian painter, 13, 52, 57, 68, 81, 96, 218
*Bellini, Giovanni, Venetian painter, 13, 52, 57, 68, 98, 109, 114, 116, 127, 129, 151