Multiplication sums and an indeterminate figure
Columns of products beside a radiating pen diagram
The upper part of the sheet carries short columns of figures that read as multiplication sums, with 12 and 16 giving 192 and 18 and 9 giving 162. At the centre is a faint pen diagram of a small circle from which straight lines radiate outward, set against a tick-marked scale ruled up the left side, which the e-Leo catalogue records only as an 'indeterminate figure.' Faint offset marks from the facing page show through the paper.
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Columns of products
Short stacks of numerals are set out as multiplication sums: 12 with 16 yielding 192, and 18 with 9 yielding 162, with the figures 32 and 16 noted alongside. The numbers are grouped in two clusters near the top of the sheet.
Radiating diagram with graduated scale
A small circle at the centre of the page sends straight lines out in many directions, meeting a tick-marked scale ruled up the left side. The e-Leo catalogue records the drawing only as an indeterminate figure, without a settled interpretation.