Library/Paris Manuscript E

Paris Manuscript E

Manoscritto E

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Front cover of Paris Manuscript E
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Back cover of Paris Manuscript E
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Spine of Paris Manuscript E
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Fore-edge of Paris Manuscript E
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Edge of the closed text block, Paris Manuscript E
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Edge of the closed text block, Paris Manuscript E
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Front guard leaf with library stamp
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Flyleaf with shelf-mark E and catalogue slip
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Physics & MechanicsDeparture for Rome; leaping, the weighted foot, and the vacuum
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GeometryCones in a cube, squaring the circle, and weights on planes
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Physics & MechanicsFinding a lodestone's north pole; problems of the screw
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Optics & LightThe motion of shadow; distilling through felt
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Painting & PerspectiveCondensation, the Movement of Figures, and Shadows on Muscles
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Painting & PerspectiveThe Three Kinds of Light and Towers Seen Through Fog
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Painting & PerspectiveBackgrounds of Painted Figures and a Perspective of the Four-Sided Wall
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Physics & MechanicsSound in a Pipe and Marine Shells That Raise the Mountains
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HydraulicsHow Turbid Rivers Silt Up and Reclaim Marshes
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Physics & MechanicsCords Hanging Between Pulleys and the Pull of the Sag
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Physics & MechanicsHow a Hanging Weight Divides Along a Cord and an Angle
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Painting & PerspectivePainting: Proportion, Depicting Wind, and Plant Branching
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Physics & MechanicsForce and Accidental Weight: the Lever, the Spring, and Rectangles
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GeometryGeometry: Superposed Equal Surfaces and Transforming a Square
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GeometryGeometry: Pyramids, the Cube's Three Roots, and Pythagoras
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Physics & MechanicsMechanics, Paradise of Mathematics: Wax Shaped into a Pyramid
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GeometryGeometry: doubling a sphere and dividing a triangle by proportion
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GeometryGeometry: proportional parts of a triangle cut parallel to its base
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GeometryGeometry: turning a square into a rectangle of given length
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GeometryGeometry: bisecting a triangle with one cut parallel to its base
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GeometrySquaring the circle by rectifying the semicircumference
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Physics & MechanicsThe resistance of spring-like supports
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HydraulicsPlan for the First Book on Water
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HydraulicsWater Instruments: Flow Through Pipes
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Machines & DevicesWater Instruments: The Archimedean Screw
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Machines & DevicesWater Instruments: Obliquity of the Screw
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HydraulicsRing-Pipes Bisected by Their Diameter
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Sculpture & CastingRecipes for Moulding and Casting an Arc
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Optics & LightThe Eye, Shadow Proportions, and a Man Moving Weights
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Optics & LightThe Eye's Pupil, and a Water-Glass to Enlarge Moon and Stars
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Painting & PerspectiveComposite vs. Simple Perspective; a Note on Joints
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Painting & PerspectiveSimple and Accidental Perspective
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Painting & PerspectivePainting: Shadow, Colour, Relief, and the Shoulder in Motion
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Optics & LightThe Pupil's Dilation and Colours in Light and Shade
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Painting & PerspectiveThe colours of shadows and lit surfaces
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Painting & PerspectiveHow light and shadow fall on trees
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Painting & PerspectiveWhy winter landscapes must not be painted blue
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Figure StudiesAdvice to the painter-anatomist on muscles
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Physics & MechanicsPulley-block loads and drawing the figure's ages
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Physics & MechanicsThe load and motion of five pulley-block cords
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Physics & MechanicsOn the Weights of Pulley-Tackles
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FlightOn Birds: Steering Flight by the Wing-Beat
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FlightOn Birds: The Labor of the Downstroke and Impetus
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FlightOn Birds: Hovering Against the Wind and Wing Position
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FlightOn Birds: The Alula, Flight-Feathers and Shoulder Rudders
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FlightOn Birds: Simple, Compound and Decomposed Descent
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Blank page (marked "Bianco")
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GeometrySquaring the surface of a sphere by rectilinear motion
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GeometryThe true rule for squaring any portion of a circle
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GeometryCompound motion applied to squaring a circular sector
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GeometrySquaring surface a b c d in ten staged figures
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GeometrySix rules for the quadrature of the circle
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Physics & MechanicsThe Perfection of the Cube; Friction of Pulleys on Their Axles
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Weapons & FortificationBombards: Noise, Percussion and Firing Many Balls at Once
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Weapons & FortificationPowder Chambers and Ignition Points of Artillery
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Physics & MechanicsWeights, Their Movers, and the Rebound of a Heavy Body
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Physics & MechanicsEqual Bodies Moved by Equal Powers; Circular Motion
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GeometrySquaring the Oblique Triangle; Measuring the Sphere of Water
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GeometryDividing a line into equal parts by a triangle
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Optics & LightThe quality and motion of shadows
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Optics & LightThe pyramidal shadow and kinds of derivative shadow
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Optics & LightLight and lustre on polished surfaces
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Optics & LightThe three natures of derivative shadow
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Optics & LightDefinitions of shadow, and weights on the balance
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Physics & MechanicsSquaring a circular sector; balance and pulley mechanics
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Machines & DevicesApparatus for a great ventilator, and pulley-cord levers
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Machines & DevicesA great hinged valve and water-bellows with cloth flaps
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Physics & MechanicsOn compound impetus and the three kinds of friction
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FlightOn the flight of birds: turning by bending the tail
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FlightOn the flight of birds: wingtips, wind and turning
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FlightThe Descent of Birds: Simple and Compound Obliquity
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FlightWhy Migrating Birds Fly Against the Wind
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FlightSpeed of a Bird's Descent by the Rules of Weight
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FlightBeating Wings Against Still Air; Two Contrary Obliquities
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FlightWhy Raising the Wing Is Slower; the Kite's Circling Rise
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FlightRaising Wings Is Easier; Widening the Tail; Man Might Fly
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FlightA bird outracing the wind along a square's diagonal
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FlightA bird twice as fast as the wind: oblique gliding
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FlightBirds flying in flocks: bounding flight in a crosswind
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FlightWhy migrating flocks fly against the wind
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FlightFigure-eight soaring and hovering motionless in the wind
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Physics & MechanicsA classification of motions: straight, curved, and spiral
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FlightWaves of the Wind and How Birds Ride Sea-Cliff Updrafts
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FlightWhy Small Birds Fly Low and Large Birds Fly High
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FlightHow a Bird Climbs on the Wind Without Beating Its Wings
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FlightHow a Bird Rights Itself After Falling Head-Down
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FlightBanking with the Wingtip Rudder Instead of a Whole Wing
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FlightHow Birds Turn Without Rising or Falling
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FlightThe Underside of the Wing and How a Bird Turns
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FlightRaising and Lowering the Wing, and the Wing-Bone
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FlightThe Wingtips: Their Curving and Bending in Flight
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FlightBird-Flight Studies: Wing Diagrams and Notes
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FlightWhether the Curved Wingtips Are Necessary
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FlightThe Bent Wingtip: Condensing Air and the Circle c d b r
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FlightFlight of birds: reflected winds and steering with the tail
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FlightBats and the descent of bodies through the air
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FlightThe oblique motion of birds and the wing rudders
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FlightBird manoeuvres: turning, landing, braking, and rising
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FlightTheory of birds: banking flight and a weighted wheel
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Physics & MechanicsOf revolving motion: the spinning top
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FlightBird flight: wing feathers, landing, and steering in the wind
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GeometryMeasuring a river's width by triangulation
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Physics & MechanicsLiving vs. mechanical movers; a kite's descent in wind
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FlightThe wing's 'rudder' and the ship's rudder: how birds steer
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FlightThe wake of bird and ship: air and water closing the vacuum
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FlightKeeping balance in gusts: how birds avoid capsizing in wind
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FlightThe Flight of Birds and the Science of Winds
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Physics & MechanicsOn Weight Distributed Along a Sustaining Cord
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Physics & MechanicsWeight Drawn by Tackles; Compound Balances
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Physics & MechanicsOn Gravity and Its Supports
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GeometrySolid Geometry: The Cube Divided into Pyramids
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Physics & MechanicsOn the Heavy Body: A Cord Feels Double Its Load
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Physics & MechanicsOn the Motion of Falling Heavy Bodies
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Physics & MechanicsWhy an Equal-Armed Balance Rests at Equality
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Physics & MechanicsOn Gravity: Locating the Balance's Fulcrum
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Physics & MechanicsOn Mover and Moved: Lever and Counter-Lever
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Physics & MechanicsOn Weights: The Balance Regaining Equality
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Physics & MechanicsOn Weights: Beginning of This Book
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Physics & MechanicsWeight and force: the potential lever and infinite division
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Physics & MechanicsOn the cord: a weight at the center of a horizontal rope
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Physics & MechanicsOn weights and cords: real and potential angles
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Physics & MechanicsOn gravity and the cord: levers, counter-levers and angles
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Physics & MechanicsDemonstration of the weight of the arched cord
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Physics & MechanicsWhere the arched cord separates from its pulley
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Physics & MechanicsThe Angled Cord and the Balance of a Hanging Weight
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Physics & MechanicsWeight of a Beam and the Eight-to-One Balance Arm
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Physics & MechanicsReal and Potential Arms of the Balance
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Physics & MechanicsFinding the Center of a Suspended Body
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Physics & MechanicsWeights on an Angled Cord: Four Demonstrations
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Physics & MechanicsOf Gravity and Its Order: Levers and the Balance
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Physics & MechanicsWeights on Cords over Pulleys and the Intercentric Line
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Physics & MechanicsWeights on Angled Cords, and Why Winding Rivers Silt Up
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Physics & MechanicsConverging and Diverging Obliquity; Is Gravity Natural?
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Physics & MechanicsSix Cord-and-Beam Cases in the Science of Weights
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Physics & MechanicsWhen One Cord Bears the Whole Weight; the Intercentric Line
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Physics & MechanicsInverse Proportion of Loads, and the Three Centres of a Body
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Physics & MechanicsGravity: the intercentric line through a suspended weight
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Physics & MechanicsOn weight: the central line of gravity in suspended bodies
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Physics & MechanicsOn weight: oblique cords and the axis of the force triangle
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Physics & MechanicsBodies falling through air; a cord feels double its weight
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Physics & MechanicsDividing a suspended weight between two cords by geometry
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Physics & MechanicsBalance arm in wheel vs air; the accidents of water and air
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Physics & MechanicsBellows, Steelyard and the Mechanics of Lifting Arms
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Physics & MechanicsPump and Balance: Weight, Motion and Lifting Water
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Physics & MechanicsWhy an Oblique Beam Does Not Fall in a Straight Line
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Physics & MechanicsBeams Suspended in Balances: Obliquity and Weight in Air
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Physics & MechanicsBodies Descending Through the Air: Beams, Boards and Rods
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Physics & MechanicsThe Weighing of Liquids: Oil and Water in Communicating Vessels
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Physics & MechanicsWeights on inclined planes and a cylindrical bellows valve
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Machines & DevicesDredging machine for excavating marsh mud onto boats
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Machines & DevicesAir pump with valves and a lever to raise water
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Physics & MechanicsThe plumb-line of a weight resting on a slope
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Physics & MechanicsThe question of weights on inclined planes
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Physics & MechanicsDiminution of obliquity: weight and friction
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Physics & MechanicsThe Friction of Weights on Sloping Surfaces
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Physics & MechanicsOn Friction: Level, Sloping, and Calculated
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Physics & MechanicsThe Center of Gravity of Uneven Bodies
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Painting & PerspectiveThe Air Between the Eye and the Object
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FlightAt Parma, 27 September 1514: Air, Falling Bodies, Perspective
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Painting & PerspectiveThe Three Perspectives, and the Horse That Loses Its Legs
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Personal NotesEnd-leaf with mirror-script notes and a numerical table