Note the small tabs sticking through the paper on the right.  These are made of the same material as the pages and, when I first bought the Loci Communes, held the notes together as a book.  In separating the pages so that they could be photographed, some of the pages came off these strips, but I kept as many pages as possible together in their original order.  I photographed and numbered the pages in the order in which they were originally bound.

Note the frequent use of

Also note the frequent use of ÷, which we use today in arithmetic, but apparently had a different meaning in the sixteenth century.