The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — volume 1
The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — volume 1
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It is as far between _m_ and _s_ as from the bottom of the nose tothe chin. The ear is exactly as long as the nose. It is as far from_x_ to _j_ as from the nose to the chin. The parting of the mouthseen in profile slopes to the angle of the jaw. The ear should be ashigh as from the bottom of the nose to the top of the eye-lid. Thespace between the eyes is equal to the width of an eye. The ear isover the middle of the neck, when seen in profile. The distance from4 to 5 is equal to that from s_ t...o _r_.
[Footnote: See Pl. VIII, No. I, where the text of lines 3-13 is alsogiven in facsimile. ] 313.
(_a_ _b_) is equal to (_c_ _d_).
[Footnote: See Pl. VII, No. 3. Reference may also be made here totwo pen and ink drawings of heads in profile with figuredmeasurements, of which there is no description in the MS. These aregiven on Pl. XVII, No. 2. --A head, to the left, with part of thetorso [W. P. 5a], No. 1 on the same plate is from MS. A 2b and inthe original occurs on a page with wholly irrelevant text on mattersof natural history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is as far between _m_ and _s_ as from the bottom of the nose tothe chin. The ear is exactly as long as the nose. It is as far from_x_ to _j_ as from the nose to the chin. The parting of the mouthseen in profile slopes to the angle of the jaw. The ear should be ashigh as from the bottom of the nose to the top of the eye-lid. Thespace between the eyes is equal to the width of an eye. The ear isover the middle of the neck, when seen in profile. The distance from4 to 5 is equal to that from s_ t...o _r_.
[Footnote: See Pl. VIII, No. I, where the text of lines 3-13 is alsogiven in facsimile. ] 313.
(_a_ _b_) is equal to (_c_ _d_).
[Footnote: See Pl. VII, No. 3. Reference may also be made here totwo pen and ink drawings of heads in profile with figuredmeasurements, of which there is no description in the MS. These aregiven on Pl. XVII, No. 2. --A head, to the left, with part of thetorso [W. P. 5a], No. 1 on the same plate is from MS. A 2b and inthe original occurs on a page with wholly irrelevant text on mattersof natural history.
What to read after The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — volume 1?
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