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Memorials

S. Pancrazio 073 Bardo and Puccio di Carletto and Lapo di Rinuccino

Rosselli Number 73.0
Memorial Type
Status extant
Current Repository Museo di San Marco
Primary Installation floor
Secondary Installation with wall component(s)
Tomb Form rectangular
Liturgical Orientation frn
Height 59.0
Width 50.0
Documented Types
  • arme
Component Parts
Decorative Elements
  • a
Material
Database ID 31812

Dates

circa 1380s (date is approximate) to circa 1410s (date is approximate)

Inscriptions (1 total)

2483 Ꞩ BARDI 7 PUCCII CARLET / TI • 7 LAP[I] RInUCCInI • 7 FILIO4 The tomb of Bardo and Puccio di Carletto and of Lapo di Rinuccino and of their sons

Individuals (4 total)

no surname used, Bardo di Carletto
circa 1361 (date is approximate) to circa 1883 (date is approximate)
no surname used, Lapo di RInuccino
circa 1361 (date is approximate) to circa 1883 (date is approximate)
no surname used, Puccio di Carletto (setaiolo)
circa 1361 (date is approximate) to circa 1883 (date is approximate) b
no surname used, Brancazio di Puccio di Carletto
before February 27th, 1384
c

Groups (1 total)

no surname used

Notes

  • [a] Stefano Rosselli describes the arms as large (Arme grande di pietra)
  • [b] The tomb that honored Puccio and his brother, and Lapo di Rinuccino, presumably a cousin, may have been set up around the time that Puccio drew up his testament. The tombstones at San Pancrazio were removed in 1883.
  • [c] The tomb was dedicated to his father and uncle and another relative and all of their unnamed sons. His testament of 1379, as reported in the Priorista Mariani, noted his residence in this parish, and it thus seems likely he was buried in its church.