Memorials

S. Maria Novella 639.1 cassone de Macci

De Maccis

Of the Macci family

Macci, Bindo	January 8th, in the late thirteenth or early fourteenth century b
Macci, Gaio di Francesco	July 27th, 1360
Macci, Jacopo (messer) (pievano di S. Andrea a Cercina)	December 20th, 1376
Macci, Schiatta di Gualterone di Tignoso	May 1st, 1387	c
Macci, Giovanni di Vieri d	October 13th, 1387
Macci, Tignoso di Gualterone di Tignoso

S. Maria Novella 639.2 Cassone de Rosati: e	1564
S. Maria Novella 702 chiusino senza nulla:
S. Maria Novella 703 chiusino senza nulla:

M. Stefani, Istoria Fiorentina	vol. 3, p. 241
ASF, Manoscritti, 628, Sepoltuari da Francesco della Foresta
ASF, Manoscritti, 621, Sep. S. M. Novella Cavalcanti	pp. 80
ASF, Manoscritti, 248, Priorista Mariani I	fol. 162v
ASF, Manoscritti, 625, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy)	pp. 766, no. 639
ASF, Manoscritti, 812, Sep. S. M. Novella, Sermartelli	fol. 130v (p. 208 o.s.)

[a] The arched coffin is in the compass east wall of the San Benedetto cloister.
[b] Stefano Rosselli included a Bindus de Macci on the 8th of January in his copy of the Santa Maria Novella necrology without a year. The earliest possible year of death for Bindo is 1288 given that he was prior through April 14th, 1287.
[c] Schiatta appears in the necrology of Santa Maria Novella with death date and parish in S. Bartolo
[d] Giovanni was buried wearing the habit of the Dominican Order.
[e] The sepoltuari note that the Rosati family took over the Macci tomb in 1564, placing their arms with a rampant lion holding a flowering staff above the arch and an inscription below, though it is unclear where. Neither of these elements is on the present tomb which may have been recut in the nineteenth century with the original, Macci family arms.