Note 1. Cellini calls this 'grosseria.'

Note 2. Don Francesco de Bobadilla. He came to Rome in 1517, was shut up

with Clement in the castle of S. Angelo in 1527, and died in 1529, after

his return to Spain.

Note 3. This painter, Gio. Francesco Penni, surnamed Il Fattore, aided

Raphael in his Roman frescoes and was much beloved by him. Together with

Giulio Romano he completed the imperfect Stanze of the Vatican.

Note 4. Cellini here alludes to the Sistine Chapel and to the Villa

Farnesina in Trastevere, built by the Sienese banker, Agostino Chigi. It

was here that Raphael painted his Galatea and the whole fable of Cupid

and Psyche.

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