T A B L E.


Narrowest measure of all in royal shelters	8
Way to dislodge the enemy	19
Measurements in non-royal terms	21—22—23
Mills and their consideration	26
Ways to help bad ground are many and diverse	27
Mallet	28
Horse-drawn machines	28
Way to straighten trees upright	33
Way to build a machine to straighten trees upright	33
Sun-dried bricks in place of lote turf blocks in shelters	35
Mortar to use in many ways	35
Ways to carry material	37
Way to carry earth with beasts of burden	38
Many things little esteemed are sometimes more useful than those that are highly esteemed	40
Rammer makes more even than the pestle	40
Mortar in the line of the fabric	46—49—57
A greater number of people is wanted in an inconvenient place than in a convenient one to work	48
Ways of putting stipa brushwood into operation	49
Mortar over the stipa of the parapet	59
Messer Oratio Toscanella	71
Way to share a site with the bossolo compass	76
Machine to straighten trees	84
Mallet and its figure	84
Walls of fired stone are excellent	85
Way of forming angles in all ordinary figures	92
Venetian half-foot	109
Sun-dried bricks in place of the lote	44


Nothing is more necessary to the soldier than knowing fortifications	8
One cannot have the cognition of forms without Geometry	3
It is not very difficult to learn to use the bossolo	4
One who makes large bastions does not deserve reprimand	9
One should never fear making shelters too strong	9
In wide shelters, comfortable retreats can be made	9