 The principal work in the church is the semi-pagan tomb of the poet, represented on the pedestal under the name of "Actius Sincerus" and being crowned by "Fame" in a fresco by Niccolò Rossi, a follower of Giordano.The statue with its complex pagan iconography (1537) is set in the choir behind the altar, and was built by the sculptors Bartolomeo Ammannati, Giovanni Angelo Montorsoli and Francesco Ferrucci, although initiated by Girolamo Santacroce  Marble was purchased in 1537.The niche is inspired by the environment of Arcadia, also has depictions of Neptune with his trident, Pan and the nymph Syrinx, all in dancing and singing the praises of our poet, and a satyr which gazes in amazement.