15thc perception on swallowtail merlons?
Based on the printed text. The squares at the top are indeed “orti=gardens.” The lower part (much less clear) could be "fosse zoè la garza" “moat, that is, the Garza (torrent).” (la Garza li core in loco di fosse da una banda)

I understand that the drawing is about the Castello.
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