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LEONARDO DA VINCI
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jecture what this motive was, and we could not give any if not for another account found among Leonardo's papers which throws a brilliant light on these peculiarly petty notices about his pupils' clothes, and others of a kind:[1]

Burial expenses following the death of Caterina 27 florins
2 pounds wax 18
Cataphalc 12
For the transportation and erection of the cross 4
Pall bearers 8
To 4 priests and 4 clerics 20
Ringing of bells 2
To grave diggers 16
For the approval—to the officials 1
To sum up 108 florins
Previous expenses:
To the doctor 4 florins
For sugar and candles 12
16 florins
Sum total 124 florins
  1. Merejkowski l. c.—As a disappointing illustration of the vagueness of the information concerning Leonardo's intimate