Grapes brought to Cesena; a Populonia map-sketch
Hanging grape bunches, a Populonia–Santo Leonardo jotting, and a note that ditch-diggers form a pyramid
A large drawing of hanging bunches of grapes on a stalk rises amid sketchy landscape hills. Around it Leonardo notes a cartographic sketch labelled Populonia and Santo Leonardo, a memorandum that grapes were brought to Cesena, and a remark that the number of the ditch-diggers is pyramidal. The jottings are brief memoranda set beside the sketches.
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Hanging bunches of grapes
A large drawing shows hanging bunches of grapes rising on a stalk, the subject named in the caption to the note about the grapes carried to Cesena.
Map sketch: Populonia and Santo Leonardo
A cartographic sketch is annotated with the place-names Populonia and Santo Leonardo.
Grapes brought to Cesena
A memorandum records that grapes were brought to Cesena, jotted beside the drawing of hanging grape bunches.
The number of ditch-diggers is pyramidal
Leonardo remarks that the number of the diggers of the ditches is pyramidal, that is, arranged in a pyramid-like distribution.