Library/Paris Manuscript H

Paris Manuscript H

Manoscritto H

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Front cover with inked 'H' and leather fastening
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Back cover of the vellum wallet binding
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Spine of the closed binding
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Head edge with fore-edge flap open and endband
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Edge view with leather toggle fastening
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Spine and fore-edge of the text block
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Fore-edge of the closed notebook, with inked inscription
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Flyleaf with the manuscript designation 'H'
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Blank flyleaf
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Flyleaf with a single inked letter
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Language & LatinLatin conjugation of 'amo' and a note on a lockable joint
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Blank verso (folio 1v)
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HydraulicsRiver and sand studies, with a Latin conjugation of 'amare'
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Blank page (folio 2v)
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HydraulicsMass of water and sand, in red chalk
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Language & LatinLatin conjugation of 'amare' (singular forms)
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Language & LatinLatin conjugation of 'amare' (plural forms)
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Figure StudiesIndefinite figures in red chalk
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Fables & ProseLove of Virtue and the Caladrius Bird
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Fables & ProseEnvy, Joy and Sadness: Kite, Cock and Raven
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Fables & ProsePeace and Wrath: the Beaver and the Bear
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Fables & ProseGratitude and Avarice: the Hoopoe and the Toad
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Fables & ProseIngratitude and Cruelty: the Dove and the Basilisk
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Fables & ProseLiberality and Correction: the Eagle and the Wolf
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Flattery, Prudence and Folly
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Justice and Truth
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Fidelity and Falsehood
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Lying, Fortitude and Fear
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Magnanimity and Vainglory
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Constancy, Inconstancy and Temperance
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Intemperance (unicorn) and Humility (lamb)
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Pride, Abstinence, and Gluttony
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Chastity, Lust, and Moderation
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the Eagle and the Lumerpa
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Pelican, Salamander, and Chameleon
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Alep-fish, Ostrich, Swan, and Stork
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Cicada, Bat, Partridge and Swallow
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Oyster, Basilisk and Asp
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Fables & ProseBestiary: Dragon, Viper and Scorpion
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Blank page (folio 15v)
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Blank leaf
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Fables & ProseFour maxims in red chalk
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the Crocodile (Hypocrisy) and the Toad
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the Caterpillar, the Spider, and a motto on Toil
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the Lion, emblem of virtue and of the wary captain
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the Tarantula and the Owls, with a recipe of measures
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the Elephant, model of virtue and religion
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the Elephant continued, its mercy and social order
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Fables & ProseThe Elephant: Its Mercy, Its Fears, and Its Habits
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Fables & ProseThe Elephant and the Dragon; The March of the Dragons
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Fables & ProseThe Serpent of Regulus, and the Boa
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Fables & ProseThe Boa's Swallowed Child, and the Elk (Macli)
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Fables & ProseThe Bonasus, the Great Cats, and the Lioness
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Fables & ProseThe Lion's Fears and the African Panther
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Fables & ProseBestiary: a beast's fatal beauty, and the camel
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the tigress deceived by mirrors
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the catoblepas and the basilisk
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Fables & ProseBestiary: basilisk, weasel, and cerastes
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Fables & ProseBestiary: amphisbaena, jaculus, and the asp
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the ichneumon and the crocodile
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the crocodile, trochilus, ichneumon and dolphin
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Fables & ProseBestiary: the hippopotamus, ibis and stag
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Fables & ProseBestiary: lizard, swallow, weasel, boar, serpent, panther
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Fables & ProseChameleon and crow, with a stone in swirling water
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Machines & DevicesThe viola organista: a spring-return bow mechanism
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Machines & DevicesSketches for the viola organista: head and keys
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Machines & DevicesViola organista parts; channel eddies and riverbed
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Machines & DevicesOrbital-trestle crane and the yearly water cycle
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HydraulicsHow river water carries and deposits sand and silt
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HydraulicsMill channels and how water strikes the wheel
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HydraulicsWaves over the riverbed and the shifting of sand
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HydraulicsWater rings from thrown stones; the 'More' emblem
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Painting & PerspectivePerspective through a viewing hole, with four moral maxims
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Ornament & HeraldryDecorative knotwork with a confluence of watercourses
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Ornament & HeraldryDecorative interlace designs in chalk and pen
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Machines & DevicesA watering can, with maxims on memory and rebound
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HydraulicsWater, waves and sand around a stone
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Machines & DevicesTilting crucibles and a watercourse detail
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Ornament & HeraldryInterlace knot designs and a river-bed sediment profile
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Physics & MechanicsSingle-piece arch between two blocks; water and bank erosion
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Physics & MechanicsVoussoir arch of sixteen stones and a forking watercourse
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Physics & MechanicsBending of arched supports and a gravel-and-water study
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Physics & MechanicsPyramidal heaps of pebbles and the level of water
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HydraulicsRiver scouring, gravel deposition, and a foundation figure
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BotanyVines of Vigevano and a Building Plan on a Canal
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Machines & DevicesMill Wheel and Double Timber Trestle for a Watercourse
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HydraulicsHinges and a River Barrage: Iron Worn by Running Water
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HydraulicsHow a Submerged Obstacle Sheds Sand
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Fables & ProseAllegory of Foul Repute, with a River-Bed Profile
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Horses & AnimalsA Dog Bearing a Message, a Two-Span Bridge and a Confluence
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ArchitectureBridge in section, elevation and plan; household accounts
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Machines & DevicesMechanical apparatus lettered C, R, N
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Machines & DevicesThe same mechanical apparatus, repeated
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ArchitectureBeams over crenellated walls and a strong floor
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HydraulicsLaundry building and the erosion of a divided current
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Physics & MechanicsDynamometer with weights, river-flow notes, and a knot
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Physics & MechanicsArm and pulley force studies, with a fable of the lily
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ArchitectureDesign for a field pavilion tent
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ArchitectureDesign for a conical camp tent
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Machines & DevicesThe viola organista and its mechanism
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HydraulicsWhere a river drops its sediment
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HydraulicsHow long objects travel in a canal current
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HydraulicsEddies of water and where currents shed their load
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HydraulicsSluice gate seen from the front and in plan
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Fables & ProseMoral emblems of the ermine, the cock and the parrot
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Painting & PerspectiveRules of appearance for the eye, and crossing water currents
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Ornament & HeraldryHeraldic shield, an eye-and-mirror diagram, and a deep well
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HydraulicsRiver currents, water level, and an apparatus of cylinders
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HydraulicsCanal profiles, falling water, and the Vigevano pavilion
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HydraulicsWater courses and the beds of rivers
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Fables & ProseThe oyster, the rat and the cat; gauging raised water
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HydraulicsHow rising water thins; a two-braccia waterfall diagram
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HydraulicsTurbid water, river banks, and gold-panning in the Ticino
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HydraulicsSwift water dives under slow, and sorts sand from gravel
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HydraulicsWater Vessel and the Deepening of a Falling Stream
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HydraulicsDescending Canal: the Upper Water Overtakes the Lower
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HydraulicsWatercourse: Depth Traded for Width and for Speed
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HydraulicsCanal Profile: Rebounds, Dragged Air, and the Falling Surface
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HydraulicsWhich Canal Discharges More? Faster Flow at the Surface
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HydraulicsStraight Descent versus Winding Descent of Equal Length
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HydraulicsChannel on a Slope and Four Equal Outlet Holes
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HydraulicsCanal Barrier with Three Openings a, b, c
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HydraulicsWater Spouting at Different Levels; Force of Impact
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HydraulicsChannel Slopes and Falling Balls: Doubling of Motion
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HydraulicsChannel and Flow Diagrams in Red Chalk
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HydraulicsA System of Channels: Equal Slope Gives Equal Speed
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HydraulicsFalling water in sloping channels: speed versus length
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Ornament & HeraldryOrnamental knots and a note on bodies in air and water
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Fables & ProseWhy plants feel no pain when they are broken
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Ornament & HeraldryEnvy wounds virtue; ornamental knot and foliate studies
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Fables & ProseFame rises, infamy falls; and which water strikes harder
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Machines & DevicesGrinding mill, paddle-wheel beam frame and channel profile
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HydraulicsWater Through a Narrowing Channel
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HydraulicsThe Blow of Water and the Sorting of Stones
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HydraulicsWater Striking a Mill Wheel
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Fables & Prose'Death Before Loss of Freedom': the Goldfinch Emblem
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HydraulicsEddies and Scouring Around Stones in a Current
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Lists & AccountsHousehold Accounts of 29 January 1494
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HydraulicsFall of the Martigiana canal and a river-bed depth note
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HydraulicsThe stepped cascade of the Sforzesca
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Optics & LightShadow gradation and gravel on the river bed
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ArchitectureTwo plank-decks of beams
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Fables & Prose'On the Soul': the reach of motion, sound, and mind
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HydraulicsWater speed on a slope, and the height of waves
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HydraulicsEddies Gnawing Canal Banks; Light Beyond the Mountains
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HydraulicsCurrents, Waves, and the Weight of Water
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HydraulicsCurved Water-Lines and a Ship's Displacement
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HydraulicsIntersecting Jets of Water and Wine
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HydraulicsColliding Currents Fight and Ruin the Banks
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Machines & DevicesSketches of Mechanical Parts and a Pulley
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Optics & LightEye at an Aperture and Water Rebounding at Equal Angles
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Physics & MechanicsBarrier Across a Canal and a Balance of Force
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HydraulicsConfluence of Two Currents
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Machines & DevicesTwo Screw-and-Nut Devices and the Decay of Sound
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Machines & DevicesScrew for Lifting Weights, with Pulleys and Pile Driver
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HydraulicsTwo Water Wheels and a Hydraulic Pump
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Physics & MechanicsWeight pushing sideways; converging water jets
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HydraulicsRiver gravel and the force of a paddle wheel
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Physics & MechanicsClimbing stairs and the gathering centre of an eddy
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Physics & MechanicsWater conduit and the balance of forces on a wheel
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HydraulicsWater seeking its centre; weak and vigorous waterfalls
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Optics & LightLock-gates, reflections in water, and the science of shadow
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ArchitectureCircular building with a mobile dome; water as a mountain's blood
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HydraulicsSlower water at the banks; why the air is blue; fading motion
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HydraulicsBuying water by the ounce; how natural motion speeds up
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ArchitectureElements of the folding wooden pavilion of Vigevano
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ArchitecturePavilion corner and bolt; water falling over an angle
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HydraulicsWater wheels: which the current drives best
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HydraulicsCanal-boat in a vaulted gallery, with a stepped well
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Physics & MechanicsPile-drivers, pulleys and a drawbridge: studies of weight
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Machines & DevicesPerspective rule, arches, a pile-driver and its costs
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Physics & MechanicsThe blow of a club, a balance, and a river's surface
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HydraulicsRiver-bed studies: still water and a waterfall with eddies
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HydraulicsEddies in a river and a gravel bed
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HydraulicsHydraulic wheel and eddies below a fall of water
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HydraulicsTwo channels compared and water falling into water
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HydraulicsBalance with weights and the curved rebound of water
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HydraulicsHow a straight channel scours its own bed
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HydraulicsWhy a constriction destroys a channel's bed and banks
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HydraulicsSurface water flows freer than the water beneath
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Optics & LightWhy a larger pupil sees luminous bodies larger
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Machines & DevicesLantern-pinion and toothed wheel: tooth wear and force
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HydraulicsRiver currents: width, depth and reversed flow
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HydraulicsCanal with two outlets; water that reverses its course
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Optics & LightThe larger pupil sees luminous bodies larger
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Fables & ProseAllegory of Il Moro; two water-wheels compared
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HydraulicsA canal narrows, a framed pavilion, and clouds in motion
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HydraulicsA branching canal; 'we make our life by others' death'
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Machines & DevicesMethod for the waters, a roller gear and a columned frame
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Painting & PerspectiveOn painting: the shifting highlight; a millstone's power
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Civil EngineeringReckoning the cost of digging a canal in ducats
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Optics & LightHow a luminous body appears to the eye
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Physics & MechanicsBuoyancy: displaced water equals the weight it sustains
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HydraulicsDeeper channels flow faster; weights resting on a cord
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Machines & DevicesA screw-driven machine; water flows fastest at the surface
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Physics & MechanicsHow a suspended weight divides between two supports
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Lists & AccountsMemorandum of painter's materials, with a spoked wheel
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Lists & AccountsPigment recipe and mill accounts, with a hinge
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HydraulicsWater as the vital humour of the earthly machine
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Arithmetic & ProportionNumbers in red chalk and a gloss on ancient military ranks
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Machines & DevicesPlan of an oven with its measurements in ounces
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Machines & DevicesOven drawing with lettered dimensions, a profile head and spelling drills
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Machines & DevicesFull plan of the oven with all dimensions in ounces
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Machines & DevicesInstruments for orientation: a level, a sundial and a bell device
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Fables & ProseEmblems: the ermine, Fortune, and the ostrich
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Fables & ProseEmblems: shuttle, skimmer, diamond, and hoe
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Fables & ProseEmblems: object in a vice and a rusted sword
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Fables & ProseEmblems: stalks, a horse's hoof, and a split branch
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Fables & ProseEmblems: pincers, a wind-vane, and a shattered target
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Fables & ProseEmblems of metalworking: furnace, touchstone, casting
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Fables & ProseMoral emblems and a pendulum hammer
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HydraulicsWater's circulation through the body of the earth
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Weapons & FortificationDevice for spanning a crossbow
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Weapons & FortificationCrossbows fitted with a spanning device
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Machines & DevicesPeg-lifters driven by scroll wheels
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Machines & DevicesGears, an interlace design, and a head in profile
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Ornament & HeraldryDecorated Belt and a Toothed-Rod Device
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Machines & DevicesThe Viola Organista and Its Details
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Physics & MechanicsCentre of Weight; Note on Giulio and the Study Lock
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Weapons & FortificationCart for Transporting Arquebuses; a Truss
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Weapons & FortificationLoading a Bombard onto Its Cart, Seen from the Side
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Lists & AccountsAccount of Work by Giulio and Maestro Tommaso, 1493
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Machines & DevicesBench vise and a sectored-circle mechanism
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Machines & DevicesCompass and a mechanical device
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Machines & DevicesBalanced hoist
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Machines & DevicesOrdinary and proportional compasses
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Weapons & FortificationSpingarda with a note on the cat's eye at night
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Machines & DevicesStudy for a reciprocating mechanical saw
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Machines & DevicesDevices for alternating motion and a raisable platform
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Machines & DevicesTwo gear-pairs with retaining teeth for alternating motion
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Machines & DevicesVariable-ratio gear drive; plan of the Sforza Castle, Milan
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Machines & DevicesStudy of a variable-ratio transmission
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Machines & DevicesFurther studies of a variable-ratio transmission
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Machines & DevicesFable of the peasant and the vine; gears for alternating motion
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Machines & DevicesGear-trains for producing an alternating motion
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Physics & MechanicsBeams shoring earth; rack-and-pinion reversing gear
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Physics & MechanicsCart weight-load diagram and toothed-rod motions
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Physics & MechanicsFramed mechanism and a perpetual-motion wheel
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Machines & DevicesPin-wheels, gearing and a possible escapement
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Physics & MechanicsThe heaviest part guides motion; saw and arrow
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HydraulicsWater Overflowing Its Barriers Undermines the Dike
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Machines & DevicesStudies of Compasses and Their Parts
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Machines & DevicesCompass Heads and a Rod Hung by Three Cords
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Ornament & HeraldryEmblem of a Censer: 'Terrible and Sweet'
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Fables & ProseMaxims and the Emblem of the Vigilant Cranes
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Fables & ProseMaxims on Justice and the King of the Bees
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Fables & ProseSix Moral Maxims in Red Chalk
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Machines & DevicesHook-and-Pawl Mechanisms for Locks
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Machines & DevicesUndetermined Mechanism, Hook-Catch, and Architectural Elements
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Machines & DevicesTwo Crank-Operated Devices with Saws
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Machines & DevicesSprings(?) and Undetermined Devices; Ornamental Motifs
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ArchitectureProportions of an Ionic Capital
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Machines & DevicesCart parts: fixing the side-rail to the axle
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Machines & DevicesRack-and-pinion lifting device and a cart part
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Machines & DevicesCart construction: levers clamping the rail to the axle
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HydraulicsHydraulic conduit with a filling-and-emptying sequence
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Machines & DevicesTimber joints, a screw device, and a water-weight query
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Lists & AccountsEstimate for painting a room in blue and gold
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Lists & AccountsPainting estimate for a hall: cornices, scenes and colours
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Machines & DevicesParts of mechanical devices: toothed wheels
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Blank page
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Language & LatinLatin grammar: declining the participles of 'legere'
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HydraulicsRiver-bed studies, jotted aphorisms and numbers
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HydraulicsRiver bend and waterfall: which current is faster
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HydraulicsBack-eddies that lay down earth, with sums and a cart part
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Physics & MechanicsRod suspended on two cords, plank tiers, and figures
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Machines & DevicesParts of a cart and a horse's profile
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Machines & DevicesUpper part of a cart, with a cost estimate in lire
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Horses & AnimalsA cart drawn by two horses with a rider
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Machines & DevicesGear device turning continuous motion into alternating
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Machines & DevicesVertical screw turned by a lever; a hemisphere
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Painting & PerspectivePerspective study of a sphere on a stand
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Weapons & FortificationCart for transporting bombards; harness fittings
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Horses & AnimalsHorse's head with bridle and harness
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Horses & AnimalsHarnessed horse with saddle and shaft attachments
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Machines & DevicesApparatus for alternating motion; Latin verb endings
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Language & LatinLatin verb endings and a red-chalk horse's head
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Language & LatinLatin future-tense paradigms, with red-chalk sketches
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Language & LatinLatin imperatives of the four conjugations
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Language & LatinLatin passive plural personal endings
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Language & LatinLatin passive conjugation: present, past and future
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Lists & AccountsRecipe for a wax, pitch and incense compound
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Language & LatinThe verb 'to be' conjugated; an invective in red chalk
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Lists & AccountsHousehold inventory: pewter, linens and candlesticks
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Language & LatinLatin verb 'amare': infinitives, gerunds and participles
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Language & LatinLatin verb 'amare' conjugated in the passive voice
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Language & LatinLatin verb 'amare' conjugated in the active voice
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Language & LatinPassive 'amare' endings, closing with two moral maxims
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Language & LatinLatin conjugation of 'amare' (passive voice)
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Physics & MechanicsPulley proportion, a covered cart, and geometric lattices
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Language & LatinLatin verbs and 'Motion is the cause of all life'
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Language & LatinLatin conjugation of 'amare' (impersonal passive)
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Language & LatinLatin conjugation of 'amare' and a note on the legion
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Lists & AccountsAccounts for Salai, geometry notes, and a seated figure
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Blank end leaf with pencil foliation
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Blank leaf near end of notebook
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Inside back cover with wallet flap and toggle