Central-plan church studies with a lettered circle
Polygonal churches with radiating chapels, a geometric circle, and a small inverted accounts jotting
The sheet is filled with studies for centrally planned buildings: polygonal and circular church plans ringed by radiating chapels, several shown together with small domed elevations. A lettered circle near the top (points d, c, f, (e), b, g, a) sets out a geometric construction, and one plan is marked with the letters M and F. Turned upside down at the foot is a brief jotting of numbers and 'denari', an accounts fragment unrelated to the architecture. Much of the drawing is faint underdrawing beneath the ink.
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Centrally planned church studies
The page gathers many plans for central-plan churches - polygonal and circular cores surrounded by radiating chapels - with small domed elevations beside them; one plan carries the letters M and F.
Lettered circle construction
A large circle near the top is lettered at the points d, c, f, (e), b, g and a, laying out a geometric construction.
Inverted accounts jotting
With the sheet turned upside down, a small note gives the figures 34, 5, 4 and 5 together with 'denari', a fragment of accounts.