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THE MANUSCRIPTS
OF
LEONARDO DA VINCI
MANUSCRIPTS B & D OF THE LIBRARY OF THE INSTITUTE
The "Library of the Institute" refers to the Institut de France in Paris, which holds many of Leonardo's original notebooks.
PUBLISHED IN FACSIMILE (AROSA PROCESSES)
The Arosa process was an early photographic reproduction technique used to create highly accurate copies of historical documents.
WITH LITERAL TRANSCRIPTION, FRENCH TRANSLATION, PREFACE, AND SYSTEMATIC INDEX
Systematic Index: A table of contents organized by subject matter or theme rather than simple page order.
BY
MR. CHARLES RAVAISSON-MOLIEN
Charles Ravaisson-Mollien (1848–1919) was a distinguished French scholar and librarian who dedicated much of his career to the preservation and transcription of Leonardo’s work.
PARIS
A. QUANTIN, PRINTER-PUBLISHER
7 SAINT-BENOIT STREET
1883
original: "M DCCC LXXXIII"
Blue oval library stamp at bottom center: University of Ottawa LIBRARY original Latin: "Universitas BIBLIOTHECA Ottaviensis"
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