Watermark: Watermark: none.

Inscription: Recto: upper half of page, brown ink, transcribed and translated by Jaffé 1966 with assistance from Francis Haskell, who found the scribe not only made mistakes but used unrecognizable words: “vero modo per l’anatomia / pigliar gli ossi dun huomo et coniongerli ben insieme / con stilo di ferro et per maner rúbarazzo li potranno / pigliare d’ún pútto di dieci anni in circa / poi vesteli poco a poco ad imitatione de la vera anatomia / con músculi postiti qúali si cústanno di fusteúm / foderato et pieno di bonibace e ogni sa che ti fanno / li brazeri le carulogini con de la furta percúna / grossa” [A correct way of anatomy – take the bones of a man and fit them well together with an iron stylus and in order to remain … one can take those from a boy of about ten years old – then clothe them bit by bit to imitate a correct anatomy with feigned muscles which … of the body (?) lined and full of well-being (?) and everybody knows that the cartilages (?) with the … large … make the arms]; lower right corner, graphite, folio number: “22”.