Geometrical diagrams of circles, squares and sectors (verso)
Recorded as blank before restoration, the sheet in fact bears untranscribed geometry
The e-Leo record marks this side as invisible before restoration and devoid of writing and drawings, but the sheet visibly bears extensive untranscribed geometrical work laid out in two columns. Faded diagrams include a circle divided into pie-like sectors, concentric circles with inscribed squares, a small circle with radial divisions, and cone- or triangle-shaped sector figures, accompanied by writing the bundle did not include. The content closely resembles the curvilinear-area studies on the recto; because no transcription is provided, it is described only from the image and further untranscribed text is present.
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Untranscribed geometrical diagrams
The sheet shows, in two columns, a circle divided into pie-like sectors near the top, concentric circles with inscribed squares, a small circle with radial divisions, and cone- or triangle-shaped sector figures lower down. These are described from the image only, as the bundle marks the page blank and supplies no transcription.
Further untranscribed writing present
Beyond the diagrams, several lines of faded text run in both columns that the bundle did not include; their content is not transcribed here and only their presence is noted so that later readers know the sheet is not in fact blank.