Faint geometric constructions on a near-blank verso
Two lightly drawn figures with dotted centroid lines; no transcription supplied
This verso of folio 214 is nearly blank, carrying only two faintly inked geometric figures and heavy show-through from the writing on adjacent leaves. The upper figure is a triangle crossed by dotted construction lines running to an apex and meeting a short arc, and the lower one is a shallow triangle over a dotted horizontal baseline, of the kind used elsewhere in this gathering to locate centres of gravity. No transcription was supplied for this folio, and any faint writing present has not been read here. The British Museum crown stamp appears at the lower left.
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Faint centroid-style construction figures
Two pale ink figures survive: an upper triangle threaded by dotted lines that run to an apex and meet a short arc, and a lower shallow triangle set over a dotted horizontal baseline. They match the compass-and-line constructions used on neighbouring leaves to find the centre of gravity of triangles and circular segments. Because no text was transcribed for this folio, the figures are described from the image alone.