Memorials

S. Croce cemetery 064.1 heirs of ser Filippo di Luca a

Situated In

friary of S. Croce -- cimitero vecchio -- covered tombs

Rosselli Number	64.0
Memorial Type
Status	transferred
Current Repository	na
Primary Installation	floor
Secondary Installation	unk
Tomb Form	unk
Liturgical Orientation	unk
Documented Types	sepoltura
Decorative Elements
Database ID	11454

Dates

late 13th or early 14th century

Inscriptions (1 total)

2341

S. Heredum S. Filippi Lucę

The tomb of the heirs of ser Filippo di Luca

Individuals (8 total)

da Firenze, Filippo (ser) di Luca	late 13th to early 14th centuries
da Firenze, Giovanni (ser) di Lucca	after August 27th, 1303	b
da Firenze, Riccardo (ser) di Giovanni di Lucca	after April 20th, 1306	c
da Firenze, Bartolomeo di S. Filippo di Lucca	likely before 1348	d
da Firenze, Conte di S. Filippo di Lucca	likely before 1348	e
da Firenze, Giovanni di S. Filippo di Lucca	likely before 1348	f
da Firenze, Filippo (ser) di Luca	before March 21st, 1338	g
del Lama, Matteo di Giovanni	mid to late 14th century

Groups (1 total)

da Firenze

Related Memorials (3 total)

S. Croce cemetery 063 ser Francesco di Navanzati Coni da S. Gimignano
S. Croce cemetery 064.2 Matteo di Giovanni da Lama:	before 1439
S. Croce cemetery 065 ser Gherardo da Ghiacceto:

Sources (3 total)

ASF, Manoscritti, 619, Sep. S. Croce 1439	fol. 8v, no. 64
ASF, Manoscritti, 624, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy)	pp. 387, no. 64
ASF, Manoscritti, 618, Sep. S. Croce 1596 (copy)	fol. 23, no. 64

Notes

[a] It is tempting to identify this tomb's honoree with the ser Filippo di Lucca, resident in the parish of San Remigio between 1279 and 1321, as reported by Mastursi. He had four sons, who could be the heirs referenced in the tomb's inscription. The concession of the memorial to Matteo di Giovanni da Lama seems to have occurred before 1439 since it noted in the earliest Santa Croce sepoltuario as well as that of 1596.
[b] If the tomb honors ser Filippo di Lucca, his brother Ser Giovanni di Lucca may have been one of his brother's heirs and thus buried in the tomb that carried his name.
[c] If this tomb honors the notary ser Filippo di Lucca da Firenze, then ser Riccardo was one of the "heirs" referenced in its inscription, suggesting a strong likelihood of his burial at Santa Croce.
[d] If this tomb honors the notary ser Filippo di Lucca da Firenze, then Bartolomeo was one of the "heirs" referenced in its inscription, suggesting a strong likelihood of his burial at Santa Croce.
[e] If this tomb honors the notary ser Filippo di Lucca da Firenze, then Conte was one of the "heirs" referenced in its inscription, suggesting a strong likelihood of his burial at Santa Croce.
[f] If this tomb honors the notary ser Filippo di Lucca da Firenze, then Bartolomeo was one of the "heirs" referenced in its inscription, suggesting a strong likelihood of his burial at Santa Croce.
[g] Though the tomb inscription honors the heirs of "ser Filippo di Luca," if this notary is the same man who was father to ser Riccardo, Conte, Bartolomeo, and Giovanni of the parish of San Remigio, then it is possible he was buried in the tomb set up by and for them.