Lorenzo Acciaiuoli (Lorenzino)
Lorenzo Acciaiuoli, called Lorenzino (1329 – April 1353), was an Italian nobleman and soldier. He was a son of Niccolò Acciaiuoli, grand seneschal of Naples.
He served the Angevin court as royal lieutenant in Calabria and castellan of Naples. When Louis I of Hungary invaded in 1347 to avenge the murder of his brother Andrew, Lorenzo took part in the defence of Melfi.
He married a daughter of Tommaso Sanseverino but left no known children. He died after a short illness and on 7 April 1353 was buried in the Certosa di Firenze built by his father; his white marble tomb slab, showing him in arms, came from the workshop of Andrea Orcagna.