Leonardo da Vinci

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Who? What? Where? When?
How? Why?
Leonardo da Vinci
Lets type Leonardo da Vinci
Then click Enter
An analogous functionality is available for the
Codex Atlanticus at the Ambrosiana.
To finish Tutorial 4 click
Clicking on his name we now have choices between
Art and Books
Clicking on books gives a new set of choices.
Clicking on manuscripts gives a list of his
manuscripts.
Clicking on the Codex Leicester (Hammer, Gates)
gives us a set choices concerning this.
Clicking on partial contents gives an outline of
each page.
Clicking on full contents gives a facsimile of
each page.
Going back a level we again see the list of his
manuscripts.
Clicking on the Codex Arundel 263 offers the same
functions for that text.
Clicking on full contents brings a new choice
Direct link..
Clicking on direct link takes us to the British
Librarys turning the pages project.
click to start
Click Codex Arundel 263
Click Codex Leicester
SUMS 1. Sources 2. Literature 3. Primary
Literature 4. Secondary Literature 5. Both 6.
Earlier Bibliographies
WHO Leonardo da Vinci 1. Art 2. Books
WHO Leonardo da Vinci 1. All Books 2. Standard
Titles 3. Variant Titles 4. Languages 5.
Manuscripts 6. Locations 7. Literature
Click Books
BOOK 1. All books 2. Standard Title 3.
Manuscripts 4. Editions 5. Translations 6.
Variant Titles 7. Partial Contents 8. Full
Contents 9. Bibliographies
BOOK 1. Terms 2. Definitions 3. Explanations 4.
Titles 5. Partial Contents 6. Full Contents 7.
Internal Analyses 8. External Analyses 9.
Restorations 10. Reconstructions 11. Direct Link
Click Manuscripts
Click Partial Contents
Click Full Contents
Click Full Contents
Click Direct link
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Maastricht 12-13 March 2004.