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Codex Arundel, 192v. - "Look for Ramondina in Florence", referring to the Catalonian philosopher Raimondo Lullo, or to the physician, philosopher and theologian Raimondo di Sabunda ("Liber creaturarum"), or to Raimondo di Peñafort ("Summa"); like the mention of ("Ramondina") on folio 2A-2r of the Codex Leicester, c. 1506.

Codex Arundel, 192v. - "Look for Ramondina in Florence", referring to the Catalonian philosopher Raimondo Lullo, or to the physician, philosopher and theologian Raimondo di Sabunda ("Liber creaturarum"), or to Raimondo di Peñafort ("Summa"); like the mention of ("Ramondina") on folio 2A-2r of the Codex Leicester, c. 1506.

Alessandro Vezzosi

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Codex Ashburnham 2037, 5v. - "Here there cannot nor should there be made any bell tower, which should instead be separate like the Cathedral and the Baptistery in Florence, and like the Cathedral of Pisa, whose circular bell tower stands alone, as does the Cathedral", c. 1487.

Codex Arundel, 1r. - "Begun in Florence at the home of Piero di Braccio Martelli on the day of March 22, 1508", 1508.

Codex Arundel, 29v. - "Solid stone of Mugnone hollowed out by the water in the shape of vases; it is so precise as to seem a work made by man", c. 1506.

Codex Arundel, 79v. - "Vitolone in San Marco" (Witelo's "Perspective", see also Pacioli's "Summa": "Vitellone, whom I recall having read in the Library of the friars of San Marco in Florence"), c. 1504-1505.

Codex Arundel, 132v. - Memorandum "El Vespucc[i]o wants to give me the book on geometry", c. 1503.

Codex Arundel, 147r. - Studies on the course of the Arno and apocryphal text by Simone di Matteo Migliorotti, c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 148r. - Example of list of expenses from the Florentine period, dated "The morning of St. Zanobius, May 25,1504" (not autograph, written by either Tommaso or Salai).

Codex Arundel, 148v. - Studies on the course of the Arno and the Mugnone with notes on mathematics and list of expenses, 1504.

Codex Arundel, 149r. - Topographical studies, with orientation and distances along the course of the Arno and the Mugnone, around Ponte alle Mosse: "To make the big canal, make the small one first, and from there the water that with its course will make the big one." 1504.

Codex Arundel, 190v. - List of objects, places, scientific sources and persons: "Cases of Lorenzo di Pier Francesco de' Medici, Maestro Piero dal Borgo, show to Serigatto... Giovan Battista and Piazza de' Mozzi, Giovanni Benci my book and jaspers...", c. 1504 (with later additions).

Codex Arundel, 191r. - Memorandum with mention of Florentine personages and families: "Go to the home of the Pazzi ... / to the Antellesi / ... Pandolfino's book .../ Lattantio Tedaldi / Lorenzo de' Medici's grammar / Giovan del Sodo / Sansavino / Pier di Cosimo / Filippo and Lorenzo ... / Michelagnolo's chain / the Benci's world map /...", c. 1504 (with later additions).

Codex Arundel, 192v. - "Look for Ramondina in Florence", referring to the Catalonian philosopher Raimondo Lullo, or to the physician, philosopher and theologian Raimondo di Sabunda ("Liber creaturarum"), or to Raimondo di Peñafort ("Summa"); like the mention of ("Ramondina") on folio 2A-2r of the Codex Leicester, c. 1506.

Codex Arundel, 202v. - "Friar of the Carmine / Piero Martelli .../ Sangallo's nude / Pandolfino", c. 1503.

Codex Arundel, 229v. - "I recall that on the day of April 8, 1503, I, Lionardo da Vinci, lent to Vante the miniator 4 gold ducats. Salai took them to him and put them in his hand. He said he would return them to me within forty days' time."

Codex Arundel, 271r. - Studies on the Arno river and the Rifredi torrent, along with a list of expenses: "When Rifredi B strikes against the slow Arno, the Arno's riverbed rises and Rifredi, running fast, consumes it and makes it deeper at once", c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 271v. - Hydrographic studies and memorandum of Saturday, August 3 ("Jachopo Tedescho came to stay with me ...") and Friday, August 9, 1504 ("Tommaso" and "Salai").

Codex Arundel, 272r. - Recollection of the death of his father, notary at the Palazzo del Podestà ("July 9, 1504, on Wednesday at the hour of 7"), calculations, geometric figures and measurements, 1504.

Codex Arundel, 272v. - List of expenses and studies on the Arno: "Break the 'muro de' compari' (the companions' wall) at the II pile of the Carraia: IV southeast; 'pescaia de' compari': I southwest; the bird's wall at 3/4 southeast; and the house on the island at 1/2 northwest", c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 273r. - Hydrographic studies with measurements, c. 1504

Codex Arundel, 273v. - Measurements of the bridges in Florence and notes on the "wall of the Casacce", Porta San Niccolò and Borgo Ognissanti, c. 1504.

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Codex Ashburnham 2037, 5v. - "Here there cannot nor should there be made any bell tower, which should instead be separate like the Cathedral and the Baptistery in Florence, and like the Cathedral of Pisa, whose circular bell tower stands alone, as does the Cathedral", c. 1487.

Codex Arundel, 1r. - "Begun in Florence at the home of Piero di Braccio Martelli on the day of March 22, 1508", 1508.

Codex Arundel, 29v. - "Solid stone of Mugnone hollowed out by the water in the shape of vases; it is so precise as to seem a work made by man", c. 1506.

Codex Arundel, 79v. - "Vitolone in San Marco" (Witelo's "Perspective", see also Pacioli's "Summa": "Vitellone, whom I recall having read in the Library of the friars of San Marco in Florence"), c. 1504-1505.

Codex Arundel, 132v. - Memorandum "El Vespucc[i]o wants to give me the book on geometry", c. 1503.

Codex Arundel, 147r. - Studies on the course of the Arno and apocryphal text by Simone di Matteo Migliorotti, c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 148r. - Example of list of expenses from the Florentine period, dated "The morning of St. Zanobius, May 25,1504" (not autograph, written by either Tommaso or Salai).

Codex Arundel, 148v. - Studies on the course of the Arno and the Mugnone with notes on mathematics and list of expenses, 1504.

Codex Arundel, 149r. - Topographical studies, with orientation and distances along the course of the Arno and the Mugnone, around Ponte alle Mosse: "To make the big canal, make the small one first, and from there the water that with its course will make the big one." 1504.

Codex Arundel, 190v. - List of objects, places, scientific sources and persons: "Cases of Lorenzo di Pier Francesco de' Medici, Maestro Piero dal Borgo, show to Serigatto... Giovan Battista and Piazza de' Mozzi, Giovanni Benci my book and jaspers...", c. 1504 (with later additions).

Codex Arundel, 191r. - Memorandum with mention of Florentine personages and families: "Go to the home of the Pazzi ... / to the Antellesi / ... Pandolfino's book .../ Lattantio Tedaldi / Lorenzo de' Medici's grammar / Giovan del Sodo / Sansavino / Pier di Cosimo / Filippo and Lorenzo ... / Michelagnolo's chain / the Benci's world map /...", c. 1504 (with later additions).

Codex Arundel, 192v. - "Look for Ramondina in Florence", referring to the Catalonian philosopher Raimondo Lullo, or to the physician, philosopher and theologian Raimondo di Sabunda ("Liber creaturarum"), or to Raimondo di Peñafort ("Summa"); like the mention of ("Ramondina") on folio 2A-2r of the Codex Leicester, c. 1506.

Codex Arundel, 202v. - "Friar of the Carmine / Piero Martelli .../ Sangallo's nude / Pandolfino", c. 1503.

Codex Arundel, 229v. - "I recall that on the day of April 8, 1503, I, Lionardo da Vinci, lent to Vante the miniator 4 gold ducats. Salai took them to him and put them in his hand. He said he would return them to me within forty days' time."

Codex Arundel, 271r. - Studies on the Arno river and the Rifredi torrent, along with a list of expenses: "When Rifredi B strikes against the slow Arno, the Arno's riverbed rises and Rifredi, running fast, consumes it and makes it deeper at once", c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 271v. - Hydrographic studies and memorandum of Saturday, August 3 ("Jachopo Tedescho came to stay with me ...") and Friday, August 9, 1504 ("Tommaso" and "Salai").

Codex Arundel, 272r. - Recollection of the death of his father, notary at the Palazzo del Podestà ("July 9, 1504, on Wednesday at the hour of 7"), calculations, geometric figures and measurements, 1504.

Codex Arundel, 272v. - List of expenses and studies on the Arno: "Break the 'muro de' compari' (the companions' wall) at the II pile of the Carraia: IV southeast; 'pescaia de' compari': I southwest; the bird's wall at 3/4 southeast; and the house on the island at 1/2 northwest", c. 1504.

Codex Arundel, 273r. - Hydrographic studies with measurements, c. 1504

Codex Arundel, 273v. - Measurements of the bridges in Florence and notes on the "wall of the Casacce", Porta San Niccolò and Borgo Ognissanti, c. 1504.