Memorials

S. Croce crypt 004 ser Lapo di Bonamico da Ghiacceto and sons

Situated In

friary of S. Croce -- chiesa -- crypt under transept chapels

Alternate Names

S. Croce crypt 004 ser Lapo di Bonamico da Ghiacceto and sons

Rosselli Number	4.0
Memorial Type
Status	lost
Current Repository	na
Primary Installation	floor
Secondary Installation	unk
Tomb Form	unk
Liturgical Orientation	unk
Documented Types
Decorative Elements	a b
Material	marble
Database ID	10228

Dates

between 1295 and 1298
1298	inscription
by 1439 c

Inscriptions (1 total)

138

S. Ser Lapi Bonamichi e filiorum

The tomb of ser Lapo di Bonamico and of his sons

Individuals (8 total)

da Ghiacceto, Lapo (ser) di Bonamico (da Firenze)	circa 1298 (date is approximate) to 1934 d
da Ghiacceto, Gherardo di S. Lapo di Bonamico	circa 1300 (date is approximate)	e
da Ghiacceto, Giovanni (ser) di S. Lapo di Bonamico	circa 1300 (date is approximate)	f
da Ghiacceto, Matteo di S. Lapo di Bonamico	circa 1300 (date is approximate)	g
da Ghiacceto, Francesco (ser) di S. Giovanni di S. Lapo di Bonamico	circa 1340 (date is approximate)	h
da Ghiacceto, Lapo di S. Francesco di S. Giovanni di S. Lapo di Bonamico	circa 1348 (date is approximate)	i
da Ghiacceto, Francesco di Lapo di S. Francesco di S. Giovanni di S. Lapo	circa 1380s (date is approximate)	j
da Ghiacceto, Guasparre di Francesco di Lapo di S. Francesco di S. Giovanni	before 1434	k

Groups (1 total)

da Ghiacceto

circa 1298 (date is approximate) to 1934

Related Memorials (2 total)

S. Croce crypt 003 sons of Ghinuccio Buonfantini
S. Croce crypt 005 Opera di Santa Croce:

Sources (5 total)

AOSC, 46, Sepoltuario del 1596	fol. 8, no. 4
AOSC, 47, Sepoltuario del 1439 (copia)	pp. 5, no. 4
ASF, Manoscritti, 624, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy)	pp. 401, no. 4
ASF, Manoscritti, 618, Sep. S. Croce 1596 (copy)	fol. 4v, no. 4
ASF, Manoscritti, 619, Sep. S. Croce 1439	fol. 2, no. 4

Notes

[] Stefano Rosselli included the toponym/surname "de Ghiaceto" and the date 1298 in his record of this tomb, elements that do not appear in other sepoltuari.
[a] The inscription can be dated to the original monument.
[b] The arms were installed at some point prior to 1657.
[c] Though the ASFi copy of the 1439 sepoltuario only lists ser Lapo's name with no toponym, the copies after it refer to page 34 in another book of that date which noted the transfer of patronage to Lapo's kinsman Guasparrone da Ghiaccetto.
[d] The Santa Croce crypt was transformed into a memorial to fallen Italian soldiers beginning in 1934.
[e] The tomb of ser Lapo di Bonamico da Ghiacceto stated it was for himself and his sons, of which Matteo was one.
[f] The tomb of ser Lapo di Bonamico da Ghiacceto stated it was for himself and his sons, of which ser Giovanni was one.
[g] The tomb of ser Lapo di Bonamico da Ghiacceto stated it was for himself and his sons, of which Matteo was one.
[h] Given that Francesco's great-grandson Guaspare was listed as the tomb's owner in the 1439 Santa Croce sepoltuario, he must also have had rights to it, and likely was buried there himself.
[i] Given that Lapo's grandson Guaspare was listed as the tomb's owner in the 1439 Santa Croce sepoltuario, he must also have had rights to it, and likely was buried there himself.
[j] Given that Francesco's son Guaspare was listed as the tomb's owner in the 1439 Santa Croce sepoltuario, he must also have had rights to it, and likely was buried there himself.
[k] The sepoltuario of 1596 notes that a book dated 1439 noted one Guasparrone da Ghiacceto as the crypt tomb's owner. However, this is not the 1439 sepoltuario now kept in the Archivio di Stato di Firenze (Man. 619), which only names ser Lapo di Bonamico and his sons. Guasparre di Francesco died on March 4, 1434, but in 1427 he had noted his obligation to pay the friars of Santa Croce 4 florins per year for his ancestor's perpetual pietanza, presumably given at his death some time after 1298.