Chapter 3461 follia (Part 1)
As a painter, Leonardo da Vinci believed that synaesthesia and synaesthesia were necessary. When we are children, we see clouds in the sky and imagine what they look like. Although in the eyes of adults, those clouds have nothing to do with what children describe. Instead, they indicate that a storm is coming.
The wet stains on the wall themselves have no meaning, but after the artist gazes at them, imagination is generated through synaesthesia and synaesthesia between neurons. During this period, the brain will quickly find the image stored in the brain that is similar to the wet stains. , so characters, landscapes, and animals are screened out from memory, and the brain passes the resulting matches to the cognitive functional area. The concept of "portrait" is confirmed, and the meaningless wet marks are now a human figure in the eyes of the painter.
"Da Vinci's Knots" are made of colored stones mounted on the wall, and they will not fall off due to moisture like tempera paintings.
It was a perfect circle and reminded Georgiana of the rose window of a Gothic church. It is also known as Catherine's Window, named after St. Catherine's torture.
Kant also once discussed "common sense", which is usually brought up when discussing appreciation judgment. Appreciation judgment is called "reflective appreciation" by Kant. In contrast, there is "sensory appreciation", which provides a kind of "reflective appreciation". Private judgment, while reflective appreciation is said to make a universal judgment that goes beyond private feelings alone.
There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. Leonardo da Vinci may have arranged the seats simply because he wanted to group old James, Peter and John together. Old Jacob's gestures were the same as Peter's, and they were pointing towards the same The direction is pointing to John.
Rosettes were also decorated on church floors and were very popular in Roman architecture. This kind of rosette is not just a rosette on the floor. It was first used in astronomy. The sun's rays are replaced by circles in the shape of petals. They are usually a smaller diameter circle that rotates in a larger circle. geometric figures. This rule is used in Leonardo da Vinci's knots, clock faces and even garden fences.
A tall figure blocked her view. She looked up and found that it was Augereau.
"Did he tell you?" Augereau asked gloomily.
Augereau's talk was a bit rambling, but he was not as interested in the patterns on the walls as Simon and Grando, and his questions were probably not related to Sforzesco Castle.
In fact, Bonaparte told her nothing about military matters, and she only made wild guesses.
But instead of saying triumphantly, "This was my idea," she thought it would be better to put it another way.
"Don't let others know that contempt is conducive to Operation Murat." Georgiana said expressionlessly, "Just like the review in Dijon before the Battle of Marengo."
Augereau's expression was still very bad, but it was not as dangerous as before at the gate of the castle.
She even thought that he might draw his sword and kill her.
Murat's sword is a Mamluk scimitar, but Augereau still wears a European sword, although that does not affect his strength as a swordsman and duellist.
Napoleon also has a famous saying: The strong represents good, the weak represents evil.
She didn't know the context in which this sentence was said. In the Godfather movie, after the death of the eldest son Sonny, the youngest son Mike became the new godfather, but he also had an older brother. If according to the inheritance In order, he should be in front of Mike.
He is a good uncle who takes his nephew fishing, but he betrays Mike and the family.
This was a terrible thing. Ludovico Sforza was to replace his nephew as Duke of Milan.
If Mike does not inherit the position of godfather, will the Creon family, led by Fred, be annexed by other families? Without even waiting for the outside, the inside is falling apart.
Follow the strong and you will become the strong.
On the sword of Cesare Borgia there is an inscription: "Caesar or nothing."
Dante also placed Brutus and Cassius in the lowest level of hell.
It is said that Brutus was not determined to assassinate Caesar at first, but was persuaded by Cassius to participate in the assassination. Cassius was hostile to Caesar during the civil war. After Caesar crossed the Rubicon...
"Why did you do that?" Augero asked suddenly.
"What?" she asked confused.
"You are a witch, do you also plan to go to church to confess?" Augereau looked at her and said.
She did not think that Augereau could relate to the fact that the Timilian priest protected the wounded Frenchmen at this time.
If one day everyone on the battlefield died, he would crawl out of the pile of corpses.
He was intimidating for more than just his size.
"Montesquieu said that popular things are noble things in the eyes of the people, things that the people like to create for them and that they understand. How many people do you think have actually read Montesquieu's books? General." Georgiana asked.
Augereau smiled arrogantly and did not answer her question.
“While the Romans were building aqueducts and irrigation canals, the Israelites were building their temples. When drought came, they could not resist and had no choice but to go to the Egyptian Pharaoh for help. The Pharaoh listened to the prophet’s advice and stored enough The food is not only enough to save the victims, but also to shelter the refugees. In the Middle Ages, people spent too much money on building churches, while the kings were busy building palaces, and the people had to raise their own money to build canals. "
"You didn't build the Ourcque Canal yourself... Why do the people of Lyon like you so much?" Augereau asked.
"Why do you think they like me?" Georgiana asked.
"It's a beautiful dress." Augereau looked her up and down. "If you don't want these, why are you close to Bonaparte?"
Murat once told her not to use "love" to evade him.
"You don't believe I'm a spy?" Georgiana asked.
"You are a spy. What we just said has been spread a long time ago. What do you want to do?" Augereau asked.
"I find that it is difficult to change a person, more difficult than you think. Silk is not something that appears based on egalitarianism. However, if the looms in Lyon are stopped, what happened in the Great Revolution may happen again. The primitive practice of bartering seems to be a regression of the times, so we have to keep those machines running." She said helplessly, "In the eyes of Lyon, the bread of the workers is more important. In order to consume those Lyon silks, I even used them as wallpaper."
"Just like that?" Augereau asked again.
"If you think I'm not young and beautiful, will he still love me?" Georgiana asked.
Augereau thought seriously.
"I'm not smart, so I was deceived. I thought he was a loyal person." She treated Augereau as a person to pour out her grievances, and was about to confide in him.
"That's his personal problem. The private land left by the former lord of Piedmont was auctioned off. Although the new land registry is troublesome, it is not a big problem as long as it is not changed again. The tariff is high, and the price of grain has not risen to an unacceptable level. But in the west of Piedmont, the transportation line along the Alps to Nice, France is controlled by a gang called Barbetti. There are also bandit attacks on the mountain roads around the Ligurian coast. I don't know what the defenders of Nice are afraid of. I want the army now. You either give me the Swiss or the gendarmes."
Mura didn't explain before leaving, but Augereau had already said it just now.
"I told him a story about a woman who was assassinated by an Italian, and he felt very happy." Georgiana pouted, "Continue to recruit soldiers, General."
Augereau was angry again, but he didn't draw his sword to chop off her head, but turned and left.
After he left, Georgiana breathed a sigh of relief, and then she heard Glando and Simon behind her also breathed a sigh of relief.
"Let's stop here today and talk about it tomorrow morning." Georgiana said, "There's no rush anyway."
"I also heard what the general said just now." Simon said, "In fact, there are also large groups of robbers in the lower reaches of the Milan Plain."
She knew that she had been attacked by a group of people.
"Good night." She said to the two and went back to the corridor on the left.
Logically, a girl should not walk alone at night.
But when she was the headmaster, didn't she often patrol the dark corridors of Hogwarts?
Although Hogwarts is known as the safest place in the world, there are still dangers...
She walked a few steps and heard footsteps behind her. Simon and Glando followed with torches.
In any case, walking at night with someone accompanying you can really give you courage.
She looked up at the ceiling. There should be no water pipes on it for the basilisk to move through.
But she still took out a small mirror and kept an eye on her back at all times.
