Glossario Leonardiano
Nomenclatura delle macchine nei codici di Madrid e Atlantico
by Paola Manni and Marco Bioffi
Paperback (Published)
(January 2011)
ISBN: 9788822259479
Price: $41.00
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The applied mechanics terminology used in the Madrid and Atlantic Codices is here collected and analyzed in light of the most up-to-date tools now available in both linguistic and Leonardian fields. For every headword the Glossary lists meaning, example and parallels drawn from other sources. Therefore, the volume presents itself as a useful tool for penetrating Leonardo’s intellectual experience and for understanding its ties to the historical context as well as its deep originality.
- By (author) Marco Bioffi
- By (author) Paola Manni
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