T A B L E.

Spanish Master Craftsman, The Moretto of Tuscany, Fabio Veronese, and Pierres Fiamengo; things of much importance are treated in the following reasonings, never until now written, nor given to print. 346

Twelfth Reasoning, in which one continues in the examination of the Volunteer Bombardier; who wittily answers and narrates all those things that it is fitting for a good Gunner to know. 354

Thirteenth Reasoning, in which the Volunteer Bombardier, after having rendered in the previous reasoning a good account of all things pertaining to the three kinds or species of Artillery, in this one particularly treats of things of much importance, competent to the art. 361

Fourteenth Reasoning, in which, after the four aforementioned Bombardiers, the Lieutenant himself continues by questioning the Volunteer Gunner, where questions of importance to the art of Artillery and to the management of war are heard. 368

Fifteenth Reasoning, in which the Lieutenant continues in questioning the Volunteer Bombardier on those things that he must make provision for in a day at Sea. 373

Sixteenth Reasoning, in which the Bombardier continues treating in general of many warnings that those in charge of the Artillery, as well as those in service, must have, not only in days at Sea, but also in actions on Land; and with this one gives the end. 378

Of the Company and Congregation of the Bombardiers under the devotion of the glorious Saint Barbara. 384

Of the mode and form that one must have in dispensing the aforementioned moneys. fol. 386