Codex Atlanticus12 pages
- The 'universal cistern' water device, with a Latin verb exercise
- Capacity of polygons and the surfaces of cylinder and sphere
- Geometric Doodles, Knots, and a Latin Scrawl
- Ornamental vases, perspective studies, a word list and sums
- Grammar study: parts of speech and verbs of motion
- Grammar: the division of speech and the parts of speech
- Mechanized loom: shuttle, counterweight and pincers
- The loom's shuttle-picking mechanism explained
- Mechanical Studies, a Word List, and Three Proverbs
- Lifting machines, a Latin grammar table, and a multiplication
- A vocabulary list of Italian verbs
- Cutting a screw-thread: drills, taps and a die
Codex Arundel2 pages
Codex Forster II1 pages
Codex Madrid I2 pages
Paris Manuscript B9 pages
- Latin Arms-Names and Dividing a Circle
- Illustrated Glossary of Antique Swords
- Illustrated Glossary of Antique Weapons (cont.)
- Ancient daggers and blades: pugio, secespita, aclides
- Ancient shafted arms: telum, baculum, lancea
- The Roman pilum and kindred shafted missiles
- Pikes, axes and clubs: sarissa, clava, cathegia
- The dolabra, the bipennis and earth-working tools
- Memoranda: Master Ludovico, Water Conduits and Wing-Load Sums
Paris Manuscript H24 pages
- Latin conjugation of 'amo' and a note on a lockable joint
- River and sand studies, with a Latin conjugation of 'amare'
- Latin conjugation of 'amare' (singular forms)
- Latin conjugation of 'amare' (plural forms)
- Water as the vital humour of the earthly machine
- Numbers in red chalk and a gloss on ancient military ranks
- Oven drawing with lettered dimensions, a profile head and spelling drills
- Latin grammar: declining the participles of 'legere'
- Apparatus for alternating motion; Latin verb endings
- Latin verb endings and a red-chalk horse's head
- Latin future-tense paradigms, with red-chalk sketches
- Latin imperatives of the four conjugations
- Latin passive plural personal endings
- Latin passive conjugation: present, past and future
- The verb 'to be' conjugated; an invective in red chalk
- Latin verb 'amare': infinitives, gerunds and participles
- Latin verb 'amare' conjugated in the passive voice
- Latin verb 'amare' conjugated in the active voice
- Passive 'amare' endings, closing with two moral maxims
- Latin conjugation of 'amare' (passive voice)
- Pulley proportion, a covered cart, and geometric lattices
- Latin verbs and 'Motion is the cause of all life'
- Latin conjugation of 'amare' (impersonal passive)
- Latin conjugation of 'amare' and a note on the legion
Paris Manuscript I33 pages
- Dividing a line and turning a triangle into a parallelogram
- Latin Verb 'To Be' and a Plan to Flood a Castle
- Latin Verb Conjugation Table
- Latin declension of the pronoun qui, quae, quod
- Latin-Italian vocabulary list (accidit, aliquid, summum)
- Latin glossary with land-measure reckonings in pertiche
- Latin glossary with a land-cost calculation
- Latin glossary and conversion of the trabocco measure
- Latin word-list with Italian meanings (fol. 52r)
- Latin word-list, small architectural sketch and expense note (fol. 52v)
- Latin word-list with a column of names and figures (fol. 53r)
- Latin word-list with a dated memorandum (fol. 53v)
- Latin word-list of place and direction adverbs (fol. 54r)
- Latin word-list of directional adverbs (fol. 54v)
- Latin adverbs of place, with an addition sum
- Elastic lath to launch three arrows; Latin words
- Latin declensions, with three red-chalk mechanical figures
- Air submerged in water and its violent return to the surface
- Red-chalk cross-section of a building; gloss on 'furibonda'
- Latin Word-Lists: Intensives, Superlatives, Comparatives
- Latin adverbs: oaths, chance, choice, exhortation, moderation
- Latin adverbs and small geometric sketches
- Latin adverbs: similarity, quantity, quality, doubt
- Latin adverbs: affirming, order, pointing out, questioning, wishing
- Latin adverbs: place, number, time, negation
- The question of the bouncing ball
- Declension of 'uterque' and the Whip of the Arm
- Triangular-Mouthed Bombard and Graded Thrown Weights
- Fractions by the Rule of Three, with 'alius' Declined
- Latin declensions: plural relative pronoun and 'ullus'
- Latin model verbs and nouns word-list
- Latin declensions: unus, totus, quis and impersonal verbs
- Latin syntax: cases governed by active, neuter and deponent verbs