Vincenzo Bellini | Vincenzo Viviani | Vincenzo Camuccini | Vincenzo Scamozzi | Vincenzo Monti | Vincenzo | Vincenzo Scotti | Vincenzo Lunardi | Castel San Vincenzo | Vincenzo Vela | Vincenzo Scaramuzza | Vincenzo Onorato | Vincenzo Nibali | Vincenzo La Scola | Vincenzo Giustiniani | Vincenzo Gamba | Vincenzo Galilei | Vincenzo Chiarugi | Vincenzo Cardarelli | San Vincenzo | Vincenzo Virga | Vincenzo Vannutelli | Vincenzo Sospiri | Vincenzo Ruffo | Vincenzo Onorato (sailor) | Vincenzo Lunardi's | Vincenzo Lancia | Vincenzo Gioberti | Vincenzo de Vit | Vincenzo de Domini |
Other rooms contain a Maestà from the late thirteenth century, altar decorations by Memmo di Filippuccio, a "Madonna and Child" by Vincenzo Tamagni (1528), several Gothic altarpieces (including one showing scenes from the life of Saint Gimignano), a "Madonna with Saints Gregory and Benedict" by Pinturicchio, and two medieval crucifixes of the Florentine school.
The name Definitorio refers to the Capitular Hall (1498), on whose end wall is a fresco of Madonna with Child and Saints by Matteo Ripanda (16th century); the hall houses a small museum of Sacred Arts, with works by Segna di Bonaventura (Madonna with Child), the Master of Monte Oliveto (Maestà), Neroccio di Bartolomeo (St. Bernardino), Vincenzo Tamagni (Madonna with Child) and a fresco portraying St. Sebastian by an artist of the Sienese School.