 Lettering resembling inscription in the later gothic style above these reads "VOIR TOUT" (to see all) and is reminiscent of Leonello's motto "Quade Vides ne Vide" (Shut your eyes to what you see), the latter described by art historian Robert Fry as indicative of the "idea of astuteness, the most necessary virtue for a ruler of Leonello's type.The achievement contains Francesco's name in French, the Burgundian court language, and at the top left hand corner the words "non plus courcelles" (no longer courcelles).This phrase is established as a later addition but has not been satisfactorily interpreted.