Red-chalk cross-section of a building; gloss on 'furibonda'
A vaulted interior sectioned in red chalk (a b = 4 braccia), with a note on the word 'furibonda'
The page is dominated by a red-chalk (sanguine) drawing showing the cross-section of a vaulted building, with an arched upper storey, an arcade of arches below, and a further arch at the right. A dimension is labelled on the drawing, the segment a b measuring 4 braccia. Above, a short pen note glosses the Italian word 'furibonda', explaining it as 'abounding in fury'.
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Cross-section of a vaulted building
A red-chalk sectional view opens a vaulted interior, with a tall arched opening above, an arcade of round arches at mid-height, and a coffered vault. One measured line is annotated a b, given as 4 braccia.
Gloss on the word 'furibonda'
A brief note explains the word 'furibonda' by its sense, 'that is, it abounds in fury'. It is a small etymological jotting of the kind fitting the notebook's studies of language.