688

Mottoes and Emblems.

On this side Adam and Eve on the other; O misery of mankind, of how many things do you make yourself the slave for money!

[Footnote: See PI. LXIV. The figures of Adam and Eve in the clouds here alluded to would seem to symbolise their superiority to all earthly needs.]

Taken from The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci edited by Jean Paul Richter, 1880.

687 * 689

VIII * XI

Notebooks of Leonoardo da Vinci

X: Studies and Sketches for Pictures and Decorations.

. . .

668

On the battle of Anghiari.

669

Allegorical representations referring to the duke of Milan.

670,

671,

672,

673

Allegorical representations.

674,

675,

676,

677,

678

Arrangement of a picture.

679

List of drawings.

680

Mottoes and Emblems.

681,

682,

683,

684,

685,

686,

687,

688,

689,

690,

691,

692,

693,

694,

695,

696,

697,

698,

699,

700,

701,

702

Ornaments and Decorations for feasts.

703,

704,

705

. . .