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[1] Canal of the slaughter-houses.
[2] Small canal of the corn-magazines.
[3] Scarpagnino.
[4] See note on page 57, Vol. I.
[5] See note on page 57, Vol. I.
[6] See note on page 57, Vol. I.
[7] From "terra," earth.
[8] See note on page 57, Vol. I.
[9] I.e., "of the books."
[10] From the "canti," or "songs," that were sung in them.
[11] The "Potenze" were merry companies composed of the men of the various quarters in costume. Each quarter had its own, representing an Emperor, King, or Prince, and his Court.
[12] Giovanni of the Cornelians.
[13] Domenico of the Cameos.
[14] Luca di Leyden.
[15] Lambert Zutmann.
[16] Jean Cousin.
[17] Nicolas Beautrizet.
[18] René Boyvin.
[19] Michael Coxie.
[20] Albrecht Aldegrever.
[21] Georg Pencz.
[22] Hans Beham.
[23] Cristofano Coriolano.
[24] The "palma" as used here is equal to about nine inches.
[25] The "canna" is equal to four braccia.
[26] Giuliano Leno.
[27] Or Perino.
[28] Vasari sometimes groups under this name all the male figures that appear in a picture of the Deposition from the Cross.
[29] Zaleucus.
[30] Here there is a blank in the text.
[31] Don Bartolommeo della Gatta, Abbot of S. Clemente.
[32] See p. 208, Vol. III.
[33] These words are missing in the text.
Transcriber's note: Bold text is marked with =."
Obvious printer's errors have been corrected, all other inconsistencies are as in the original. The author's spelling has been maintained.