Ground Plan of Milan Cathedral
Red-chalk plan showing rows of piers, nave and side aisles, and a projecting apse
A faint red-chalk architectural ground plan that e-Leo identifies as the plan of Milan Cathedral (the Duomo di Milano). Rows of dots mark the piers along a long nave flanked by aisles, with a broad transept and a polygonal apse projecting at the foot of the sheet; a small tower-like element is sketched separately to the right. Faint offset marks near the top appear to be show-through from an adjacent page rather than writing on this leaf, and no transcription is supplied for this page.
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Basilican plan of the cathedral
The plan lays out a long nave and side aisles defined by regularly spaced piers (drawn as dots), crossed by a transept and closed by a projecting polygonal apse at the bottom. A small separate sketch at the right resembles a tower or campanile in elevation.