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OF THE SEA WHICH CHANGES THE WEIGHT OF THE EARTH.
At _C luna_ (moon) is written
and at _B terra_ (the earth).
The earth between the moon on the fifteenth day
and thesun. This alludes to the accompanying diagram. A book of the ordering of
rivers so as to preserve their banks.
A book of the various movements of waters
passing through channelsof different forms.
A book of driving back armies by
the force of a flood made byreleasing waters. Place at the beginning what a
river can effect. A book of the origin of rivers which flow from the high tops
ofmountains.
The relative height of the surface of the sea to that of the
land(942-945).
A book of guiding rivers which occupy too much ground. A book of
the various movements of waters passing through channelsof different forms.
902) it is clearhat Leonardo was familiar with the phenomena of Irradiation.
According to ERNESTI, _ClavisCiceroniana,_ CH.
Among the four elements water is
the second both in weight and ininstability.
Whether the stars have their light
from the sun or in themselves. And, if the moon is lighter than the other
elements why is it opaqueand not transparent?
Delloncia dellacqua e delle
canne; Libr.
Of the proportion of the mass of water to that of the earth
(937.
The relative height of the surface of the sea to that of the
land(942-945). A book of the waters which with various currents pass through
seas. A book of the various movements of waters passing through channelsof
different forms.
--But in all other points they are much alike. A book of the
ways in which a tempest may of itself clear out filledup sea-ports. OF THE SEA,
WHICH TO MANY FOOLS APPEARS TO BE HIGHER THAN THE EARTHWHICH FORMS ITS SHORE.
According to ERNESTI, _ClavisCiceroniana,_ CH.
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