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Codex Atlanticus, 126v. - "Canal for Florence", c. 1495.

Codex Atlanticus, 126v. - "Canal for Florence", c. 1495.

Alessandro Vezzosi

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Codex Arundel, 274r. - Notes on the Arno and the Bisarno: "300 braccia of the Bisarno has broken in 4 years", c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 275v. - Studies on the course of the Arno with directions and measurements, c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 278r. - Studio on the breaks in the banks of the Arno, c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 278v. - The eye of dreams and high water in the Arno and the Sieve: "In five hours comes the flood of Sieve and in seven that of Arno", c. 1504

Codex Atlanticus, 18r. - Memorandum with various names, among them "Antonio da Pistoia", c. 1480.

Codex Atlanticus, 18v. - Note with the names "Bernardo di Maestro Jacopo" and "Francesco d'Antonio di Ser Piero", c. 1480.

Codex Atlanticus, 42 v. - Personages in Florence "Carlo Marmocchi's quadant / ... / Ser Benedetto da Cepperello / Benedetto of the abacus / Maestro Pagolo, physician / Domenico di Michelino / El Calvo de li Alberti / Messer Giovanni Argiropolo", c. 1480.

Codex Atlanticus, 80r. - Apocryphal Latin couplets referring to the siege of Colle Valdelsa in November, 1479, c. 1480.

Codex Atlanticus, 126v. - "Canal for Florence", c. 1495.

Codex Atlanticus, 127r. - "Florence Canal" with a diagram of the route Florence – Prato – Pistoia – Serravalle – Lake (of Fucecchio) – Pisa. Writes Leonardo: "Make at the Chiane d'Arezzo such sluice gates that, when water is lacking in the Arno in summer, the canal will not remain dry, and make this canal wide 20 braccia wide and at the bottom and 30 at the mouth...", c. 1495.

Codex Atlanticus, 201r. - "The Arno that runs from Monte Lupo down", c. 1505.

Codex Atlanticus, 201v. - Florence, drawing of the Pescaia d'Ognissanti, c. 1505.

Codex Atlanticus, 202 a-r. - Apocryphal historical notes on the Battle of Anghiari, c. 1503

Codex Atlanticus, 211 r. - Folio with studies on water and on flight with the memorandum "Saturday, on the 5th of March I had from Santa Maria Nova 50 pieces of gold, which leaves 450, of which I gave 5 to Salai who had lent them to me" and "In Sardigna at the Antenoro", c. 1503.

Codex Atlanticus, 211v. - Folio with studies on the flight of birds and the motion of water, and the memorandum "in Affrico on the day of March 5, 1503", c. 1503.

Codex Atlanticus, 225r. - Among falcate figures and arithmetical operations, Leonardo mentions Alessandro Amadori, "Canon of Fiesole" and the "plain of Pisa", c. 1515.

Codex Atlanticus, 256r. - Folio with studies of a system of canals and the words: "The Bisenzio and the Ombrone will traverse the Canal...", c. 1513.

Codex Atlanticus, 264v. - Folio with lunules and two planimetries for the "Stall of the Magnificent" (Lorenzo di Piero de' Medici), c. 1515.

Codex Atlanticus, 305r. Place names of maritime Tuscany from Serchio to Montenero, c. 1503.

Codex Atlanticus, 331 r. - On the left side of the folio, list of 33 objects, books, things to do, places and persons, including the Library of San Marco and that of Santo Spirito, Alberti and Lorenzo de' Medici, Giovanni Benci..., c. 1506.

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Codex Arundel, 274r. - Notes on the Arno and the Bisarno: "300 braccia of the Bisarno has broken in 4 years", c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 275v. - Studies on the course of the Arno with directions and measurements, c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 278r. - Studio on the breaks in the banks of the Arno, c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 278v. - The eye of dreams and high water in the Arno and the Sieve: "In five hours comes the flood of Sieve and in seven that of Arno", c. 1504

Codex Atlanticus, 18r. - Memorandum with various names, among them "Antonio da Pistoia", c. 1480.

Codex Atlanticus, 18v. - Note with the names "Bernardo di Maestro Jacopo" and "Francesco d'Antonio di Ser Piero", c. 1480.

Codex Atlanticus, 42 v. - Personages in Florence "Carlo Marmocchi's quadant / ... / Ser Benedetto da Cepperello / Benedetto of the abacus / Maestro Pagolo, physician / Domenico di Michelino / El Calvo de li Alberti / Messer Giovanni Argiropolo", c. 1480.

Codex Atlanticus, 80r. - Apocryphal Latin couplets referring to the siege of Colle Valdelsa in November, 1479, c. 1480.

Codex Atlanticus, 126v. - "Canal for Florence", c. 1495.

Codex Atlanticus, 127r. - "Florence Canal" with a diagram of the route Florence – Prato – Pistoia – Serravalle – Lake (of Fucecchio) – Pisa. Writes Leonardo: "Make at the Chiane d'Arezzo such sluice gates that, when water is lacking in the Arno in summer, the canal will not remain dry, and make this canal wide 20 braccia wide and at the bottom and 30 at the mouth...", c. 1495.

Codex Atlanticus, 201r. - "The Arno that runs from Monte Lupo down", c. 1505.

Codex Atlanticus, 201v. - Florence, drawing of the Pescaia d'Ognissanti, c. 1505.

Codex Atlanticus, 202 a-r. - Apocryphal historical notes on the Battle of Anghiari, c. 1503

Codex Atlanticus, 211 r. - Folio with studies on water and on flight with the memorandum "Saturday, on the 5th of March I had from Santa Maria Nova 50 pieces of gold, which leaves 450, of which I gave 5 to Salai who had lent them to me" and "In Sardigna at the Antenoro", c. 1503.

Codex Atlanticus, 211v. - Folio with studies on the flight of birds and the motion of water, and the memorandum "in Affrico on the day of March 5, 1503", c. 1503.

Codex Atlanticus, 225r. - Among falcate figures and arithmetical operations, Leonardo mentions Alessandro Amadori, "Canon of Fiesole" and the "plain of Pisa", c. 1515.

Codex Atlanticus, 256r. - Folio with studies of a system of canals and the words: "The Bisenzio and the Ombrone will traverse the Canal...", c. 1513.

Codex Atlanticus, 264v. - Folio with lunules and two planimetries for the "Stall of the Magnificent" (Lorenzo di Piero de' Medici), c. 1515.

Codex Atlanticus, 305r. Place names of maritime Tuscany from Serchio to Montenero, c. 1503.

Codex Atlanticus, 331 r. - On the left side of the folio, list of 33 objects, books, things to do, places and persons, including the Library of San Marco and that of Santo Spirito, Alberti and Lorenzo de' Medici, Giovanni Benci..., c. 1506.