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| birthdate            = ca. 1430s
| birthplace           = Nuremberg, Germany
| deathdate            = December 31, 1482
| deathplace           = Herzogenaurach, Germany
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| notableworks         = ''Kunst des Messerfechtens''
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 | [[Kunst des Messerfechtens (Cod.Pal.Germ.430)|Cod.Pal.germ. 430]] (1478)
 | [[Kunst des Messerfechtens (Cgm 582)|Cgm 582]] (1482)
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 | [[Codex Speyer (MS M.I.29)|MS M.I.29]] (1491)
 | [[OPLODIDASKALIA sive Armorvm Tractandorvm Meditatio Alberti Dvreri (MS 26-232)|MS 26-232]] (1512)
 | [[Gregor Erhart Fechtbuch (MS E.1939.65.354)|MS E.1939.65.354]] (1533)
 | [[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (MSS Dresd.C.93/C.94)|MS Dresd. C.93]] (ca. 1542)
 | [[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (Cod.10825/10826)|Cod. 10825]] (1540s)
 | [[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (Cod.icon. 393)|Cod.icon 393]] (1550s)
 | [[Lienhart Sollinger Fechtbuch (Cgm 3712)|Cgm 3712]] (1556)
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'''Johannes Lecküchner''' (or Hans Lebkommer; ca. 1430s &ndash; 1482) was a [[century::15th century]] [[nationality::German]] cleric and [[fencing master]]. He was born in the Nuremberg area, and in 1455 he was inscribed at the University of Leipzig. In 1457, he received the title of ''baccalaureus'', and he was consecrated as a Catholic acolyte in 1459. At some point before creating his first manuscript in 1478, Lecküchner was consecrated as a priest. From 1480 until his death on December 31, 1482, he was employed as a communal priest in Herzogenaurach, Germany.<ref>[[Julia Lorbeer|Julia]] and [[Carsten Lorbeer]] (in German). "[http://www.schwertkampf-ochs.de/leckuechner.html Johannes Lecküchner - der fechtende Pfarrer]". [[Ochs: Historische Kampfkünst e.V.]], 2002. Retrieved 21 April 2011.</ref> Lecküchner dedicated his [[fencing manual]] to Philip "the Upright" of Wittelsbach, Elector Palatine of the Rhine, but the nature of his connection to the duke remains unclear.<ref>Fencing master [[Ludwig VI von Eyb]] was a powerful noble in service to Philip from 1499 to 1504 (and possibly longer), but his writings demonstrate no connection to or awareness of those of Lecküchner.</ref>

Some 19th century scholars assumed that Lecküchner's name was a corruption of "Liechtenauer" and a reference to [[Johannes Liechtenauer]], the grand master of the primary German [[longsword]] tradition. However, biographical information from historical records, as well as the colophon in the manuscript itself, thoroughly disproves this theory. Lecküchner's system of [[Messer]] fencing does, however, seem to be related in some way to the longsword teachings of Liechtenauer from the previous century. His teachings are organized in a similar fashion using similar terminology, and often his [[Recital]] (''Zettel'') is nearly identical to that of Liechtenauer.

Two potentially-autograph copies of Lecküchner's treatise are preserved: the [[Kunst des Messerfechtens (Cod.Pal.Germ.430)|Cod. Pal. Germ. 430]], completed in 1478, and the [[Kunst des Messerfechtens (Cgm 582)|Cgm 582]], completed on 19 January 1482 (the year of his death).<ref>The [[Kunst des Messerfechtens (Cgm 582)|Cgm 582]] states on [http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/bsb00002184/image_434 folio 216v] that "This material was composed by the Reverend Johannes Lecküchner, at that time of the parish in Herzogenaurach, in the year of our Lord 1478, but this book was written and completed in the 82nd year on the eve of St. Sebastian." (''Composita est materia illa per domine Johanne Lecküchner tunc tempore plebanus jn Hertzogaurach Anno domini M°CCCC° septuagesimo octauo sed iste librum Scriptum est et completus Anno 8° secundo jn vigilia sancti Sebastiani'').</ref> The Cgm 582 mentions in the last paragraph that a previous draft had been produced, which is presumed to be a reference to the CPG 430. Despite the Cgm 582 being the more extensive and elaborate of the two, it is the CPG 430 that seems to be the source for all later repetitions of Lecküchner's teachings. A slightly abridged version of this treatise (probably based on a lost intermediary) was included by [[Hans von Speyer]] in the [[Codex Speyer (MS M.I.29)|MS M.I.29]] in 1491, and similar (but not identical) abridged versions were reproduced by [[Gregor Erhart]] in 1533, [[Paulus Hector Mair]] in the 1540s, and [[Lienhart Sollinger]] in 1556.

Preceding the treatises of Lecküchner and Liechtenauer in the MS M.I.29 are brief notes by a [[Magister Andreas]] explaining equivalences in concepts and terminology between the two,<ref>[[Hans von Speyer]]. Untitled [manuscript]. [[Codex Speyer (MS M.I.29)|MS M.I.29]]. Salzburg, Austria: [[Universitätsbibliothek Salzburg]], 1491. ff 5r-7r</ref> perhaps indicating that by this time Lecküchner's teachings had been integrated into the Liechtenauer school of fencing. This notion is further supported by the appearance of Lecküchner's Recital alongside Liechtenauer's in [[Marxbrüder]] captain [[Peter Falkner]]'s treatise of ca. 1495.

One final note of interest is that in 1531, printer [[Christian Egenolff]] published a fencing anthology entitled ''[[Der Altenn Fechter anfengliche kunst (Christian Egenolff)|Der Altenn Fechter anfengliche kunst]]'', and included in it a brief treatise on the Messer attributed to a certain Master [[Hans Lebkommer]]. This is either a misspelling or alternate rendering of "Lecküchner"; the text appears to be a brief summary of Lecküchner's teachings, intermingled with the Messer teachings of [[Andre Paurenfeyndt]] (uncredited). Since there is no indication that it was actually written by Lecküchner (who was long dead by that time), and in order to avoid confusion here, this otherwise anonymous treatise can be found on the Lebkommer page.

== Treatise ==

The two manuscripts whose creation seems to have been personally overseen by Lecküchner contain a number of substantial differences, some of which can be interpreted as corrections in the later edition and others which are less explicable. In this compilation, they're treated as mutually-authoritative and translated separately; it's possible that a future version of this article will merge the translations together and describe the differences in footnotes. Both of these manuscripts were prepared late in Lecküchner's life based on one or more lost earlier versions. The [[Codex Speyer (MS M.I.29)|Salzburg version]] seems likely to be a faithful copy of one of those versions, so it is presented in the first transcription column to illustrate how the text expanded over time.

The typical Wiktenauer style is to break up the Recital into verses in a standard fashion according to their rhyme scheme. In the case of Lecküchner, however, the Recital is already broken into discrete lines in most extant copies, but the precise separation varies from copy to copy. The format of the various copies has therefore been preserved in this table in order to allow comparison (even though that means leaving the Vienna version completely un-separated). In the translation, the verses that are common to multiple copies are rendered in <span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">red text</span>, while the verses that are unique to [[Kunst des Messerfechtens (Cgm 582)|Munich version Ⅰ]] appear in '''black text'''.

:''To view a version of this table without illustrations, see [[Johannes Lecküchner/No illustrations]].''

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! <p>Illustrations<br/>from the Munich</p>
! <p>{{rating|start|Partial Translation (from the Heidelberg)}}<br/>by [[Grzegorz&nbsp;Żabiński]], [[Russell&nbsp;A.&nbsp;Mitchell]], [[Falko&nbsp;Fritz]]</p>
! <p>{{rating|C|Draft Translation (from the Munich)}}<br/>by [[Grzegorz&nbsp;Żabiński]], [[Russell&nbsp;A.&nbsp;Mitchell]], [[Falko&nbsp;Fritz]]</p>
! <p>[[Codex Speyer (MS M.I.29)|Salzburg Transcription]] (1491)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Codex_Speyer_(MS_M.I.29) edit]&#93;</span><br/>by [[Dierk Hagedorn]]</p>
! <p>[[Kunst des Messerfechtens (Cod.Pal.Germ.430)|Heidelberg Transcription]] (1478)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Kunst_des_Messerfechtens_(Cod.Pal.Germ.430) edit]&#93;</span><br/>by [[Grzegorz&nbsp;Żabiński]], [[Russell&nbsp;A.&nbsp;Mitchell]], [[Falko&nbsp;Fritz]]</p>
! <p>[[Kunst des Messerfechtens (Cgm 582)|Munich Ⅰ Transcription]] (1482)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Kunst_des_Messerfechtens_(Cgm_582) edit]&#93;</span><br/>by [[Carsten&nbsp;Lorbeer]], [[Julia&nbsp;Lorbeer]], [[Johann&nbsp;Heim]], [[Robert&nbsp;Brunner]], [[Alex&nbsp;Kiermayer]]</p>
! <p>[[Oplodidaskalia sive Armorvm Tractandorvm Meditatio Alberti Dvreri (MS 26-232)|Vienna Transcription]] (1512)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Oplodidaskalia_sive_Armorvm_Tractandorvm_Meditatio_Alberti_Dvreri_(MS_26-232) edit]&#93;</span><br/>by [[Dierk Hagedorn]]</p>
! <p>[[Gregor Erhart Fechtbuch (MS E.1939.65.354)|Glasgow Transcription]] (1533)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Gregor_Erhart_Fechtbuch_(MS_E.1939.65.354) edit]&#93;</span><br/></p>
! <p>[[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (MSS Dresd.C.93/C.94)|Dresden (Mair) Transcription]] (1542)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Opus_Amplissimum_de_Arte_Athletica_(MS_Dresd.C.93) edit]&#93;</span><br/>by [[Pierre-Henry Bas]]</p>
! <p>[[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (Cod.10825/10826)|Vienna (Mair) German Transcription]] (1550s)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Opus_Amplissimum_de_Arte_Athletica_(Cod.10825) edit]&#93;</span><br/></p>
! <p>[[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (Cod.icon. 393)|Munich (Mair) Transcription]] (1540s)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Opus_Amplissimum_de_Arte_Athletica_(Cod.icon._393_I) edit]&#93;</span><br/></p>
! <p>[[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (Cod.10825/10826)|Vienna (Mair) Latin Transcription]] (1550s)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Opus_Amplissimum_de_Arte_Athletica_(Cod.10825) edit]&#93;</span><br/></p>
! <p>[[Maister Liechtenawers Kunstbuech (Cgm 3712)|Munich Ⅱ Transcription]] (1556)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Maister_Liechtenawers_Kunstbuech_(Cgm_3712) edit]&#93;</span><br/></p>

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| <p>[1] This is the art and charter on the Messer of Sir Hans Leckuchner of Nürnberg, which he did and put together himself, the text and the explanation of it.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Pay attention on the following<br/>As far as Messer fencing is concerned<br/>Learn things that decorate you<br/>And reward in friendly and in serious combat<br/>By means of that you frighten<br/>and edify skillfully the masters</span></p>

<p>Here begins the foreword on the Messer and states that who wants to fight well with the Messer, should learn the proper art and obey to this art and skill written below. This way, he will be able to stand with the rightful art in front of the princes and lords, and his art will be better rewarded to him than to other masters who do not know these things and cannot perform them. Namely, there are many masters of the sword who do not know the art of the Messer and cannot excogitate it properly. Who is able to perform this thing and this art, there are numerous serious elements by which he can beat the masters well and skillfully force them so that they must let themselves be beaten, thrust, led, thrown and held against their wish.</p>
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<p>Here the master ended the foreword and now he gives you a good teaching. Understand it this way: when you come to a man in the ''Zufechten'', you should not stand still with the Messer and wait for his strokes. That is because the swordsmen who only want to displace are beaten a lot, because as they try to displace, they cannot perform any rightful art and this way, as they do not want to do anything but displace and they want to look at other men’s strokes and work, they are beaten and weakened in spite of their entire art.</p>
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| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">“Simultaneously,” “before” and “after,” these words<br/>are the keep of the entire art<br/>“Weak” and “strong”-check them wisely<br/>So that you are fencing skillfully</span></p>

<p>Here the master states and announces the base of the Messer fencing and says: “simultaneously,” “before” and “after,” etc. You should understand it this way that you should learn properly before all other things these two things, that is the “before” and the “after” and the “strong” and the “weak,” and the word “simultaneously,” as the base of the entire art of fencing comes therefrom. And if you learn and understand these things properly, and additionally you do not forget the word “simultaneously” in all the elements you have performed, you can be well a good master of the Messer and you can teach the princes and lords so that they stand well with the rightful art in friendly and in serious combat.</p>
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<p>Then, the “before” is that if you are coming with a stroke sooner than he so that he has to displace. So work “simultaneously” skillfully with the Messer in front of you or with other elements and do not let him come to any work afterwards. This way, you have acquired the “before.”</p>
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<p>And if he comes sooner than you with the work or with the stroke and you have to displace it, work “simultaneously” skillfully with the Messer or otherwise with the elements. This way, you take the “before” from him with your “after,” and this is called the “before” and “after.”</p>
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<p>Then, you should also know before all other things the “weak” and the “strong” of the Messer. Be aware that from the hilt to the middle of the Messer there is the “strong” and from the middle down to the point there is the “weak.” And how you should fence therefrom, you find written afterwards, and also what the word “simultaneously” is.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Learn six strokes<br/>first-hand against the defense<br/>Put the left hand on the back or<br/>on the chest if you want to twitch the defense</span></p>

<p>Here teaches the master how one should hold himself in the Messer fencing and how one should prepare to it. And firstly, you should fence with one hand with the Messer and you should have the other one on the back. If you want to fight with the empty hand, as in Messer-taking, grasping, clenching the arms etc., you should turn the hand from the back to the chest when you want to perform something on him on the inside over the arm.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">The ''Zornhau'', ''Wecker''<br/>''Entrüsthau'', ''Zwinger'',<br/>''Geferhau'' with ''Wincker''</span></p>

<p>Here the master names the six hidden strokes, as each is called with its name, so that you can learn the elements in a better way. And he says that the first is called the ''Zornhau'', the other the ''Wecker'', the third the ''Entrüsthau'', the fourth the ''Zwinger'', the fifth the ''Geferhau'' and the sixth is called the ''Wincker''. These are the six elements and are the main elements, as you will see afterwards.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">The ''Bastei'', displace<br/>Draw after, overrun and set off<br/>The change through, twitch<br/>Run through, press the cutting off<br/>Run off, take over<br/>Go through, bow, take the defense<br/>Hang, the windings against the openings<br/>Strike the stroke from below, learn to discourage</span></p>

<p>Here the master lists the other main elements: these are seventeen. The first are the four guards-they are referred to as the text says: the ''Bastei''.</p>
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| <p>Then, the other element is called displacing-it is referred to as the text says: displace.</p>
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| <p>Then, the seventeenth are winding with the Messer-the master refers to it for us as he says: wind against the openings.</p>

<p>Thus, you have the main elements which are twenty-three. [The text] ''follows.''</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">What is turned against you<br/>The ''Zornhau'' point break it well<br/>If you want to ashame him<br/>Learn to take away on the Messer</span></p>

<p>As the master divided the Messer fencing into the different techniques and described each of them with a name. Now he begins to speak about the first part of the division, that is about the ''Zornhau''. And one is to know that the ''Zornhau Ort'' breaks all the strokes from above but is still nothing else but a simple peasant stroke.</p>
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| <p>Then, do it this way: when he strikes from above from the right side to the head, strike from your right side<ref>Unnecessary repetition, a scribe’s mistake.</ref> also from above angrily<ref>I.e., rapidly</ref> above together to displace him. Then Let “simultaneously” your point shoot forwards towards his face or the chest and “simultaneously” turn your Messer against his, so that the long edge stands above and the short edge is below. If he becomes aware of the point, wind again the point on his left side towards the face, so that always the long edge is above. If he becomes aware of the point, pull up the Messer on the upper Messer’s blade against his Messer and strike to him at the other side to the head. This is called taking away on the Messer.</p>
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| <p>'''The ''Zornhau Ort'' is turned against you<br/>strike the receipe: lower the long point and thrust at the chest.'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches the break against the ''Zornhau Ort'', and the text states: The ''Zornhau Ort'', etc. You should understand it this way: if he delivers the ''Zornhau'' with the ''Ort'' against you, strike to his hand on the wrist inside of his same hand.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he delivers the ''Zornhau Ort'' to you and wants to thrust at your face, lower your Messer with straight arm and lower the point to his chest and push him well back and put the left leg well back.</p>
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<p>Then, if he strikes from above his right side, strike also angrily together with him and turn the point to the face against the Messer, so that the right edge is above. If he becomes aware of the thrust, let your point “simultaneously” go down and go between you and him high with it and strike to his right side from above to the head with the long edge etc.</p>
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| <p>'''You should lower through the point<br/>weaken the head with reaching it with the cross stroke'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches an element: when you have done the ''Zornhau Ort'', lower the point down 
between you and him in front of your body and strike to him with the cross stroke and with the long 
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| <p>'''If he wants to strike crosswise to the ears<br/>Lower the point down to the chest if you want to dupe him.'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a break against the element described above and says: If he wants to strike 
crosswise, etc. You should understand it in this way: If he is stroking the cross stroke to your ears and 
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| <p>'''From the ''Zornhau'', learn to deliver low to the right<br/>Strike shortly or learn to cut through the mouth'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches an element that you should deliver out of the ''Zornhau'', and says: From the ''Zornhau'' learn, etc. You should understand it this way: if you have done the ''Zornhau'' on him, you should lower the point and you should go with the lowered Messer with the arm high between you and him, so that the hilt is standing above. Then, “simultaneously” bend your hand and strike with the short edge in his face or cut through his face with the short edge.</p>
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| <p>'''If he has bound with the short edge<br/>Wind the point in the rightway so you will find him'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the element described above, and he says: If he wants with the short edge, etc. You should understand it this way: if he wants to cut or strike at you with the short edge to your face, as it is described before, wind “simultaneously” the point against his Messer and thrust at his face on his right side.</p>
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| <p>'''Learn to directly take away<br/>Strike a good deal long with the edge to the head'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches the taking away with the long Messer and says: Directly to take away, etc. If 
you strike the ''Zornhau'', wind your Messer against his one, so that the long edge is standing above 
itself. “Simultaneously” wind again to your right side against his left side, so that the long edge is 
below and the blunt one is above, and thrust straight at his face. “Simultaneously” strike skillfully 
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| <p>'''If he has taken away straight on the Messer<br/>remember to step sideways<br/>Remain, strike, cut or thrust<br/>turn your flat on his one which breaks the takings away.'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches the breakings against the takings away and says: On the Messer straight, etc. You should understand it this way: if he takes away on you with straight Messer, as it is stated above, “simultaneously” step aside to your right side well away out of his stroke and remain standing still, and strike to him with the long edge of your Messer on his head. Or turn your Messer against his one, so that the long edge is standing upwards, and thrust to his face or strike with the short edge to his face.</p>
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<p>Then, if he takes you away on the Messer, turn your Messer with the back of your Messer a bit on his one and strike at him from above to the opening, so that you strike through his head, amen.</p>
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| <p>Then, or drive with the flat of your Messer on his Messer during the taking away and strike to his head with the long edge. And notice, as you fall with the flat on his Messer, that you hit it cleanly. “Simultaneously” go high with the long edge and strike to his head, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>[43] '''Then, another breaking against the taking away:'''</p>

<p>“Simultaneously” as he takes away, step sideways away from the stroke and work to his next opening with the stroke.</p>
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| <p>'''If you want to break the taking away with the flat of the Messer<br/>Wind in the rightway if you want to take revenge.'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the breaking described above and says: If you want the flat, etc. You should understand it this way: if you have taken away on the Messer and he stands still with the Messer and lets you take away and if “simultaneously” he falls with the flat of his Messer on your one, and wants to strike you to the head, “simultaneously” wind against his Messer on his right side, so that you touch him at the head, as it is depicted below. Or, wait till he goes high and wants to strike to the head-then, go also high and wind over his Messer to his left side, so that the short edge is standing above, and thrust to the face to the same side. This is a very good breaking. The text follows.</p>
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| <p>'''If he wants to hurt you with taking away<br/>Learn to set the point to the face in the right way.'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the takings aside and says: If he wants with taking aside, etc. You should understand it this way: if he has taken away on the Messer with the long edge, wind your flat on his one, and remain standing there. Then, put the thumb on the flat of your Messer and thrust to his face of his right side.</p>
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| <p>'''If he sets the point to the face to the right<br/>Lower the point, go straight to the chest-this is the keep'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the breaking described above and says: If he sets to the face, etc. You should understand it this way: if you want to take away and he wants to break it with the point, as it is described above, lower your point with a straightened arm and put the left foot well back and thrust straight to his throat or chest.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Strike, thrust, notice<br/>In the binding whether “soft” or “hard”<br/>Pay attention to “before”, “after” and “simultaneously”<br/>Consider rightfully the course of the “war”</span></p>

<p>Now, the master has said about the first element, that is about the ''Zornhau''. Now he says a good teaching, that is, if one strikes or thrusts together with you, you should notice well, as one Messer sparks on the other, whether he is “soft” or “hard” in the binding. And as soon as you realise this, work “simultaneously” in the “war” according to the “soft” and to the “hard” to the next opening.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Strike, thrust, notice<br/>In the binding whether “soft” or “hard”<br/>Pay attention to “before”, “after” and “simultaneously”<br/>Consider rightfully the course of the “war”</span></p>

<p>Now, the master has said about the first element, that is the ''Zornhau''. Now he says a good teaching, that is, if one strikes or thrusts together with you, you should notice when one Messer touching the other, whether he is “soft” or “hard” in the binding. And as soon as you realise this, work “simultaneously” in the “war” according to the “soft” and to the “hard” to the next opening.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">The “war” dissolve<br/>Above and below, wait for the openings</span></p>

<p>Here the master says what the war is and what one should perform therefrom towards the four peaks, that is to the four openings. Now, it is to be known that the war are the “windings” in the Messer and the work therefrom with the point to the four openings. This is called the “war”.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">The “war” dissolve<br/>Above and below, wait for the openings</span></p>

<p>Here the master teaches what the “war” is and what one should work therefrom towards the four peaks, that is to the four openings. Now, it is to be known that the “war” are the “winding” in the Messer and the work therefrom with the point to the four peaks. This is called the “war”.</p>
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| <p>Now, perform the war this way: if you strike the Zornhau on him, as soon as he then displaces, go high with the arm and wind him the point on his Messer from above to the face on his left side. If he displaces the thrust aside, go high to the other side to the other peak under his right arm on the chest. In case he follows the thrust, work to the next opening that you can find.</p>
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| <p>[53] <span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">There are four peaks<br/>That you should acquire<br/>The vigilant notices<br/>Where they are with risk</span></p>

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<p>Here the master says that you in the ''Zufechten'', that is, while you come to the man, should not strike to his Messer, but you should diligently attack the four peaks.</p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">There are four peaks<br/>That you should acquire<br/>The vigilant notices<br/>Where they are with risk</span></p>

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<p>Here the master teaches that you in the Zufechten, that is, while you come to the man, should not strike to his Messer, but you should remember the four peaks.</p>
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<p>The first one is the right side above the belt, the other is the left side also above the belt.</p>
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<p>The two other peaks are the left side and the right one below the belt of the man.</p>
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<p>The two other are below the belt of the man.</p>
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| <p>Take the peaks with no fear and do not pay attention to what he does against you. Strike to it bravely; in case he displaces, strike quickly to the other peak, to the next opening that you can acquire.</p>
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<p>Here the master says that if one strikes to you honestly and you want to take revenge on him and break skillfully the peaks, so that you can beat him at his own game, be it pleasant or painful to him, perform the doubling against the “strong” of the Messer and the mutating against the “weak.” I tell you for the truth that he is hardly able to guard himself against the strokes and is hardly able to come to the strokes before your strokes.</p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">If you have grasped that<br/>The peaks are acquired<br/>If you want to take revenge<br/>And break skillfully the four peaks<br/>Double from above<br/>And mutate from below</span></p>

<p>Here the master says that if one strikes to you honestly and you want to take revenge on him and break skillfully the peaks, perform the doubling against the “strong” of the Messer and the mutating against the “weak.” I tell you for the truth that he is hardly able to defend himself against the strokes and is hardly able to come to the strokes.</p>
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| <p>Then, if you strike to him from your left side and bind him on his Messer with the long edge, go quickly high with the arm and remain standing on the Messer and strike to him behind the blade of his Messer with the blunt edge.</p>
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<p>Then, it was said about the doubling. Now, it is said about the mutating that you should perform it this way: if you strike to him from your right shoulder strongly from above and he displaces and is “weak in the Messer,” wind to him on your left side on to his Messer and go with it well high with the arms. Then, hang the point to him from above over his Messer and go with the arm high over his Messer, and thrust at him to the other peak.</p>
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| <p>Then, have you bound from your left side with the long edge at his Messer: go high with the arm and remain with the same edge at his Messer and wind to his left side over his Messer and thrust at him to the other peak of his left side. This way you can perform the two elements from all the strokes after you have feeled whether he is “soft” or “hard” “on the Messer.”</p>
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| <p>'''If he wants to mutate<br/>Twitch the point-this will decorate you'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the mutating and and speaks: If he wants, etc. You should 
understand it this way: if he wants to do the mutating, at the moment when he wants to go over your 
Messer with his own one, wind with your Messer to your left side in the hanging point and thrust at 
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| <p>'''If he wants to do the mutating to the right<br/>Wind in the hanging point and you should be guarded'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches how one should break the mutating and speaks: If he wants, etc. You should understand it this way: if he wants to do the mutating to your right side, wind against him quickly the hanging point so that the right edge is above.</p>
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| <p>'''The hanging point to your left side<br/>Wind: if you want to deflect the mutating'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches how one should break the mutating on the left side and speaks: The hanging point, etc. You should understand it this way: if he does the mutating on your left side, wind against him the hanging point and thrust at him to the next opening.</p>
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| <p>'''If you have deflected the mutating in the hanging point<br/>You may hurry straight to the face'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the mutating and says: The mutating in, etc. You should understand it this way: if you have wound against the mutating and you are in the hanging point, go “simultaneously” to his face with the long point and thrust at him into the face.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Do the ''Wecker'' skillfully<br/>Turn the point to the face<br/>Who is doing ''Wecker'' well with steps<br/>Stretches many strokes a lot</span></p>

<p>Here the master has explained and told about the first chapter with his characteristics. Now he commences to the other chapter and says: Do the ''Wecker'' skillfully, etc.</p>
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| <p>Then, perform the ''Wecker'' this way: when you come to a man with the ''Zufechten'' and he stands against you and holds his Messer in front of the head in the guard of the ''Stier'' on his left side, put your left foot forwards and have your Messer on your right shoulder or in the ''Schrankhut'' at the right leg and leap with the right foot well to your right side and strike to him with the right edge well on his Messer. “Simultaneously” wind the point into his face.</p>
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| <p>'''The ''Wecker'' turns the point to the face<br/>Overcoming the point is the end'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the ''Zornhau Ort'' and speaks: The point to the face, etc. You should understand it this way: if he does the ''Wecker'' against you and wants to thrust to your face on your left side, “simultaneously” wind against his Messer on his right side and thrust to his face on his right side.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches an element from the ''Wecker'' and speaks: Learn to the right, etc. You should understand it this way: if you do the ''Wecker'' from your left side against him on his right side, “simultaneously” as you have done the ''Wecker'', strike against him with the short edge to his head, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>'''Do the ''Wecker'' with the point to the right<br/>Hang it or stretch straight'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches how you should use the point from the ''Wecker'', and speaks: To the right with the point, etc. And you should understand it this way: if you have done the ''Wecker'' on his right side from your left side, “simultaneously” wind against his Messer in the hanging point, so that the long edge is above and thrust to the face on his right side.</p>
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| <p>'''Do the ''Wecker'', let the point go to the face<br/>Wind again to the left, you should not spare with the point'''</p>

<p>Here the master states a breaking against the element described above and speaks: Do the ''Wecker'', to the face, etc. You should understand it this way: if he thrusts with the hanging point to your face, “simultaneously” let your Messer go down below his arm and go high with the long point and thrust to his face.</p>
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<p>Then, know that the ''Schranckhut'' is good and one can perform many elements therefrom.</p>
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| <p>You should also perform the ''Wecker'' therefrom on both sides and perform the ''Schranckhut'' this way: if you come with the ''Zufechten'' to the man, put your right foot forwards and hold your Messer with the point on the ground on your left side, so that the blunt edge is against the man. And expose yourself with the right side. If he strikes from above to your opening, leap out of the stroke with your left foot well to his right side and wind the hilt of your Messer under your arm and strike with the long edge on his Messer and turn the short edge on his head and work “simultaneously” as you know it well.</p>
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| <p>Then, perform the ''Schranckhut'' on your right side in this way: when you come with the ''Zufechten'' to the man, put your left foot forwards and hold your Messer with the point to your right side so that the point is on the ground and the short edge is against the man, and expose yourself with the left side. Then, step with your right foot well out of the stroke to your right side and strike to him with the short edge on his Messer close to the hand. Then, turn the long or the short edge on his head or thrust to his face as before. You can also perform the ''Wecker'' to the ''Stier'', as it is depicted below.</p>
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<p>Here the master states an element against the guard from the ''Luginsland'' and against the ''Stier''. And perform it in this way: when you come with the ''Zufechten'' to the man and he stands in these guards or stances announced above, and you stand in the ''Schranckhut'', do as if you wanted to strike the ''Wecker'' to him to his left side, but do not deliver the stroke. Instead, “simultaneously” change through to the other next peak and thrust at his face to his right side, or as you change, strike the short edge over his Messer to his right side and let the point fall well over his Messer to his left side, and strike with the right edge through his head. Amen.</p>
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| <p>'''If he has done the ''Wecker'' to the left with changing through<br/>Remain straight, he will be stretched'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the changing through in the ''Wecker'' and speaks: Changing through to the left, etc. You should understand it this way: if he wants to change through in the ''Wecker'' from his right side to your right and does as if he wanted to strike to your left side, “simultaneously” as he changes through and thrusts at your face to your right side, remain standing with the Messer and thrust at him with the long direct point in a stretched manner to the face. And put the rear foot far outside so that you are able to reach further.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a good element. If one stands in the guard of the ''Luginsland'' or in the ''Stier'' or so, and strikes to you from the ''Luginsland'', rest in the ''Schranckhut'' on your left side and strike to him with the blunt edge to his Messer and “simultaneously” go high with the arm and change through and thrust at his face or chest to his left side.</p>
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<p>Then, if you want to try him, let “simultaneously” your Messer with the point to his left side and strike to him again to his left side with the long or the blunt edge.</p>
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| <p>'''If he strikes the Wecker from the left and wants to save the point<br/>Let the point go down directly, thrust at the throat'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the changing through from the ''Wecker'', if he wants to do the ''Wecker'' from his left side to your right side, and speaks: If he strikes the ''Wecker'' from the left, etc. You should understand it this way: if he strikes the ''Wecker'' from his left side to your right side and “simultaneously” wants to change through to your left side, remain directly with your Messer to his left side and thrust at his with the direct point or Messer to the throat or the face, as it is depicted below.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a good element that you should perform this way: if you come to the man with the ''Zufechten'', put your Messer on your right side in the ''Schranckhut'' or hold it on your right shoulder. If he strikes to you from above to the opening, strike also firmly against his stroke with the right edge. And as soon as the Messers spark together, wind “simultaneously” to the face with the point and thrust at him to the upper peaks. Or do the element that is also meant in the text: as soon as the Messers spark together, strike “simultaneously” with the short edge to the head to his left side. And “simultaneously” strike skillfully to the other opening to his right side. “Simultaneously” skillfully again to the other lower peak of his left side, “simultaneously” again to the upper peak of his right side, etc.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a good element that you should understand this way: if you come to the man with the ''Zufechten'', put your Messer in the ''Schranckhut'' or hold it on your right shoulder. If he strikes to you from above to the opening, strike also firmly against his stroke with the right edge. And as soon as the Messers spark together, wind “simultaneously” the point to the face and thrust at him to the upper peaks. Or do the element that is also meant in the text: as soon as the Messers spark together, strike “simultaneously” with the short edge to the head to his left side. And strike “simultaneously” again skillfully from one peak to the other, as you know it.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a common breaking against the ''Wecker'' and speaks: He does the ''Wecker'', etc. You should understand it this way: if one does a ''Wecker'' on you, notice, as one Messer is going to spark on the other, “simultaneously” wind your Messer against your left side and hang the point to his chest and push him well from you.</p>
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| <p>'''If he is going to expose himself with the ''Wecker''<br/>You should hook the head long'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches another breaking against the ''Wecker'' and speaks: With the ''Wecker'', etc. You should understand it this way: if he has done the ''Wecker'' on you, notice, as he has stroke against your Messer, “simultaneously” twitch your Messer towards you and let the point go down towards your left side and strike to him over his Messer directly to his head, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>'''If he wants to use the ''Wecker''<br/>Twitch, go through to the right-you should dupe him'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the ''Wecker'' and speaks: If he wants to use the ''Wecker'', etc. You should understand it this way: if he does the ''Wecker'' on you as above, “simultaneously” go through to his right side over his Messer and thrust at him to the head or face, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>'''If he has struck the ''Wecker''<br/>Strike the ''Entrüsthau'', twitch, be fond of the point'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the ''Wecker'' and speaks: If he has done the ''Wecker'', etc. You should understand it this way: if he strikes the ''Wecker'' from his right side to your left side, “simultaneously” wind your Messer to your left side and go with the hanging point high and strike to him with the ''Entrüsthau'' to his head. Or, set him the point on, as you know it well.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a good element against these who cannot fight or against the “peasant strokes.” And do it this way: if one strikes to you with a great peasant stroke, and wants to strike you honestly through the head with the Messer, hold your Messer in the ''Schranckhut'' or at the shoulder or at the knee, so that the point is against the face of the man. And as you stand then in a stance, you can use the element, and do it on him this way: if he strikes to you, strike also together with him between the Messer and the man with the long edge. And as soon as the Messers spark together, go around the head with the Messer, and strike him to the neck. If you do not want to hurt him hard, strike to his arm. If it occurs at a “''Fechtschul''” tournament, strike to his stomach to his left side, roughly and peasantly, so that he feels it well. ''The text follows.''</p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Do the ''Wecker'' to the flat roughly with commoners<br/>Stand away: or remain above</span></p>

<p>Here the master states a good element against these who cannot fight or against the “peasant strokes.” And do it this way: if one strikes to you with a great peasant stroke, and wants to strike you honestly through the head, hold your Messer in the ''Schranckhut'' or at the right shoulder or at the knee, so that the point of your Messer is against his face. And as you stand then in a stance, you can use the element, and do it on him this way: if he strikes to you, strike also together with him between the Messer and the man with the long edge. And as soon as the Messers spark together, go “simultaneously” to your left side around the head towards your right side with your Messer, and strike him to the neck. If you do not want to strike to his neck or head, strike to his left arm or to the stomach to his left side, roughly and peasantly, so that he feels it well.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the element announced above and speaks: With the bow, etc. You should understand it this way: if he wants to strike around his head and wants to strike to your neck, bend under his Messer and displace with the bow if you want.<ref>I.e., avoid the stroke by means of bowing forwards.</ref> “Simultaneously” wind over his Messer to his right side and “simultaneously” step behind him and strike to his head.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the element announced above and speaks: If he wants to roughly, etc. You should understand it this way: if he wants to strike a rough stroke to your stomach or to your head, notice, as soon as he wants to go around his head and wants to strike to you, go “simultaneously” skillfully to his neck or face. And thrust at him and push him with it from you, as it is depicted below.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a nice element from the ''Wecker'' and speaks: Do the ''Wecker'' politely, etc. You should understand it this way: do the ''Wecker'' from your right side to his left side and “simultaneously,” as soon as one Messer sparks on the other, turn your hand always against his Messer, so that the short edge touches him slightly on his left side. “Simultaneously” let your point go down towards the ground and go between yourself and him high to your left side and strike to him to his right side, with the short or the long edge to the head. Or, thrust, cut or do what you want.</p>
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<p>Then, the master states an element against the “weak” in the displacement and perform it this way: if you have “bound” him firmly with the ''Wecker'' on his Messer, and he is “weak in the binding”, wind “simultaneously” your Messer to his right side and take him by his neck. And come to help your right hand with the left one on the “binding,” and as you have pressed him a bit down, let the left hand go from the Messer, and hold him firmly with the right one. If he raises his Messer with the “strong,” strike to him again quickly below his Messer to his head or neck.</p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Notice the weak<br/>Take the neck without danger</span></p>

<p>Then, the master states an element against the “weak“ in the displacement and perform it this way: if you have bound him firmly with the Wecker on his Messer, and he is “weak in the binding,” wind “simultaneously” your Messer to his right side and take him by his neck. If he raises his Messer with the “strong,” strike to him again quickly below his Messer to his head to his right side.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">The ''Entrüsthau'' takes<br/>What comes from above</span></p>

<p>Here the master commences to speak about the third element in the Messer and explains it with its features and speaks: the indignation etc. Now notice that the ''Entrüsthau'' breaks the guard from the ''Luginsland'' and all the strokes that are struck from above downwards. And perform it this way:</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">The ''Entrüsthau'' takes<br/>What comes from above</span></p>

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| <p>if you come to him with the ''Zufechten'' and he goes against you and holds his Messer with the stretched arm over the head in the guard ''Luginsland'', and waits for you, notice, as you come close to him, put your left foot forwards and hold your Messer to the ground, so that the flat is against your torso on your right side. If he steps to you and endangers you with a stroke, you should go “before” and leap with the foot well to your right side. And while leaping turn your Messer with the hilt in front of your head, so that the thumb is downwards. And strike to him with the blunt edge to his left side to the upper peak. However, if he comes sooner with the stroke than you, leap with the right foot and with the displacement described above out of the stroke well to your right side and strike to him with the ''Entrüsthau'' long from the arm to his head.</p>
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| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Do the ''Entrüsthau'' to the strong<br/>Notice your work with it</span></p>

<p>It is to be known that when you strike to him with the ''Entrüsthau'', you should do it with the “strong” of your Messer. If he displaces, go high with the “strong” of your Messer to the “weak” of his Messer. If you grasp with the “strong” his “weak,” you should mutate to him over his Messer to the other peak from above to the neck. In case you cannot come to this, work from the doubling behind the blade of his Messer and strike to his head. If he is too strong in the displacement, so that you cannot come to these elements, work with the crosspiece or with the “guarding nail” and push his Messer with it aside, and strike with the ''Entrüsthau'' to the other peak.</p>
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| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Do the ''Entrüsthau'' to the peaks<br/>If you come in, you will succeed</span></p>

<p>Here you are taught that you should always remember the four peaks, so that you can have the man the surer and you can strike to him bravely. And do not strike to the Messer, as you were taught before. If one comes to you in the ''Zufechten'' and stands against you in the guard of the ''Luginsland'', leap with the right foot against him well to your right side and strike to him with ''Entrüsthau'' to the upper peak. If he displaces, strike quickly to the lower peak of his right side-that is, strike the stroke from one peak to the other and if you want to be successful, you should strike with every ''Entrüsthau'' to another peak. If he displaces, strike quickly to the upper peak of his right side-that is, strike the stroke from one side to the other and if you want to be successful, you should leap far with every ''Entrüsthau'' to the side, and move well around with your arm. This way, you have the man the surer and you can give a good stroke to his head. “Simultaneously” you should pay attention that you hold your shield, that is, the displacement, well in front of your head.</p>
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| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">The feint deceives<br/>It strikes the peaks as it wishes</span></p>

<p>Here the master teaches how one should feint with the ''Entrüsthau'', as with the feints the masters who want to displace only and who strike to one’s Messer are duped a lot.</p>
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<p>Now, perform the feint this way: do as if you wanted to strike with the ''Entrüsthau'' to the upper peaks of his left side, and while striking, as you are close to the Messer, stike to him to the other peak of his right side to the head.</p>
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| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">If you feint in a double manner<br/>Cut the cuts with force</span></p>

<p>Then, you should understand it this way: hold your Messer on your right side, so that the point is on the ground and the thumb is below on the flat of the Messer. And when he is high in the ''Luginsland'' and you have noticed that he let himself be deceived easily and follows eagerly with the displacement, go high in front of your body with the Messer and let the point hang towards the ground and go with the Messer above your left shoulder till over the middle of your head, so that the point goes out over the back and the hilt is against the man. And do as if you wanted to strike to his left side and “simultaneously” strike to his right ear with the ''Entrüsthau''.</p>
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<p>Then, if you want to do the feint to the right, do this way: stand with the left foot forwards as above. While you lead your Messer in front of your body, step with the right foot to your left one and menace him as if you wanted to strike to his left side. Then, nod with the upper part of your body towards his left side for a moment and “simultaneously” step with your left foot towards his right side and strike with the ''Entrüsthau'' to his right ear. “Simultaneously” go high with the Messer and do as if you wanted to strike to his left side and nod a bit with the body to his left side. “Simultaneously” step with your right foot behind his right one and strike again to his right side with the doubling and strike the short edge behind the blade of his Messer to his face. “Simultaneously” step again around him and go high with the Messer as above, and step with the left foot well behind his right one and strike to his neck. “Simultaneously” go high and step behind him and strike to his stomach-this is called the hitter. “Simultaneously” even step around him well and strike again to his neck.
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| <p>Then, if you do not want to perform this element announced above, cut him with the doubling through his face. Or, if he wants to go “simultaneously” from the binding, cut him firmly to the next opening.</p>
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| <p>'''If he wants to do the ''Entrüsthau'' and measure to the peaks<br/>You should not forget the ''Sprechfenster'''''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the feints and Entrüsthaue and speaks: If he wants to, etc. You should understand it this way: if he wants to do feintswith the Entrüsthau, you should break it with the Sprechfenster, that is with the long point, and seek the openings with it in a masterly way, as you know it well.</p>
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<p>Here the master says about the fourth element and chapter that is called the ''Zwinger''. Perform it this way: if you come with the ''Zufechten'' to the man, put your left foot forwards and hold your Messer on the ground with the point, so that the thumb is below on the Messer. If he strikes from above to the head, turn your Messer and strike against his stroke with the blunt edge long from the stretched arm from above over his Messer to his face. If he defends against it cleverly, and falls with this, and changes through below, remain with the long point long in front of his face, so that he is able to do nothing and cannot come through below.</p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">The ''Zwinger'' breaks<br/>What a buffalo strikes or thrusts<br/>Who trusts in changing<br/>The ''Zwinger'' wants to rob him</span></p>

<p>Here the master says about the fourth element and chapter that is called the ''Zwinger''. Perform it this way: if you come with the ''Zufechten'' to the man, put your left foot forwards and hold your Messer on the ground with the point, so that the thumb is below on the Messer. If he strikes from above to the head, turn your Messer and strike against his stroke with the blunt edge long from the stretched arm from above over his Messer to his face. If he defends against it cleverly, and falls with this, and changes through below, remain with the long point long in front of his face, so that he is able to do nothing and cannot come through below.</p>
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<p>Then, you can break this with the ''Zwinger'' when one wants to thrust at you from the ''Eber''. And this goes from both sides, and if you want otherwise, from above.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">The ''Geferhau'' with its point<br/>Waits for the face and the chest</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about the ''Geferhau'', the fifth element and chapter. You should do it this way: if one stands in the guard of the ''Bastei'', and as you come with the ''Zufechten'' to him, put your left foot forwards and hold your Messer with the stretched arm high above your head in the guard of the ''Luginsland''. Then, leap to him with the right foot and strike with the long edge from above, and remain with your arm high and move your point downwards to his face or chest.</p>
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<p>Then, you should deliver the element this way: if he stands against you in the ''Luginsland'', as you come to him, strike against his Messer. If he goes high and wants to set the stroke aside, “simultaneously” let your point go down forwards and change through and thrust to his right side at the face with the stretched arm, and “simultaneously” do what you prefer.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">You should shoot the ''Wincker''<br/>And provoke the masters with it<br/>Learn to do the ''Wincker'' in a double manner<br/>To the right from the left</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about the sixth element that is called the ''Wincker'' and is one of the main elements in the Messer and strikes well the “free fighters” who displace freely, and is a new stroke and element in the Messer, and is peculiar and good.</p>
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| <p>If you want to do the element, do to him this way: stand with your left foot forwards and hold your Messer on your right shoulder. If he stands in the ''Luginsland'', strike from your right shoulder with the stretched arm long to him with the long edge. And as you strike wind against his Messer and strike to his head with the short edge. “Simultaneously” let your Messer go down towards your body and go through “simultaneously” to your left side with the lowered point and strike to his head towards his left side with the short edge.</p>
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<p>Then, put your Messer on your left side, so that the point remains on the ground and the thumb is above on the Messer, or stand in the ''Schranckhut'', so that the right foot is forwards. If he stands in the guard of the ''Luginsland'', strike always to his right side with the short edge. “Simultaneously” go through with the Messer and lower the point and go with the Messer to his left side. This way, you have the element in a double manner from both sides.</p>
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| <p>Then, if you do not want to go through, so that it is the last thing for you to go through from his right side, remain standing with the Messer and wind towards your left side, so that the short edge is below, and thrust at him at the face.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: if he stands against you in the ''Luginsland'', strike from your right shoulder directly from above an upper stroke to him with the long or stretched arm to his left side. Now notice, in the stroke, as the stroke goes to the head, “simultaneously” wind towards his Messer, so that the short edge is below, and do not complete the stroke. Instead, in the stroke, let your point go down and go down through with your Messer to your left side and strike to him with the short edge to the head. “Simultaneously” wind your Messer towards you and strike to him to the same side to the head with the long edge, and “simultaneously” do what you prefer. This element can also be done on both sides.</p>
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<p>Then, as you strike with the long edge to his right side to his head, “simultaneously” wind your Messer towards yourself and go high with the arm and thrust at his face to his right side. “Simultaneously” wind again towards him to his right side and thrust to his right side again to his face.</p>
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| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">If you want to deceive the masters<br/>You should enjoy the ''Wincker''<br/>What comes in a crooked manner or wrongly<br/>This is rightful for the ''Wincker''</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about the element that is called the ''Wincker'' and speaks: If you want… the masters, etc. You should understand it this way that this element goes rightfully to anyone who displaces in a crooked manner or wrongly, then this element has its priority.<ref>I.e., is faster or better</ref></p>
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| <p>Then, if you have not hit him, as it is already stated, with the stroke, go with the point against your left side and thrust at his throat or chest, or take away on the Messer, as you know it well.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">You should praise the four guards<br/>If you want to win in the Messer combat<br/>''Bastei'' and the ''Luginsland''<br/>''Stier'' and the ''Eber'' should be known to you</span></p>

<p>It is to be known that the master has stated and explained the six strokes or chapters. Now he speaks here about the seventh chapter and main element. And first about the four stances in the Messer, which one can consider and defend himself from them with the rightful art.</p>
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<p>Then, the first stance or guard is called the ''Bastei''. Assume it this way: put your left<ref>Munich: "right".</ref> foot forwards and hold your Messer with the stretched arm in front of you with the point on the ground, so that the short edge is above.</p>
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<p>Then, the other guard or stance is the ''Luginsland''—assume it this way: put your left<ref>Munich: "right".</ref> foot forwards and hold your Messer with the stretched arm high in in front of your head and the long edge or the sharp edge stands against the man.</p>
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<p>The fourth guard is called the ''Eber''. Assume it this way: hold your Messer at the right leg on the right side with the hilt at the hip, so that the blunt edge is above and the point is forwards against the face of the man.</p>
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<p>Then, assume the ''Eber'' this way: put your left foot forwards and hold your Messer at the right leg on the right side with the hilt at the hip, so that the blunt edge is above and the point is forwards against the face of the man.</p>
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| <p>[123] Then, you should also perform the guard from the left side with the Messer. And assume the guard this way: hold your Messer at your left side at the left hip, so that the long edge is turned upwards and the point stands upwards against the face of the man. ''The text follows''.</p>
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<p>Then, assume the ''Stier'' this way: put your left foot forwards and hold your Messer on the left side with the hilt in front of your head, so that the short edge is against you and the point against the face.</p>
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<p>The fourth guard is called the ''Stier''. Assume it this way: stand with your left foot forwards and hold your Messer on the right side with the hilt in front of your head, so that the short edge is against you and the point against the face.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">You should love the four displacements,<br/>If you want to win the stances,<br/>Mind yourself not to displace,<br/>Displacing makes a man have efforts</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about the eighth chapter or element. These are the four displacements that break the four guards.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">You should refrain from the four displacements<br/>If you want to force the stances<br/>Mind yourself not to displace<br/>Displacing makes a man have efforts</span></p>

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| <p>Now you should know that there are four displacements and know that no displacement against the four guards belongs here because the four strokes which break the four guards.</p>
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| <p>The other is the ''Entrüsthau''. It breaks the guard from the ''Luginsland''.</p>
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| <p>Then, the third is called the ''Zwinger''. It breaks the guard from the ''Eber''.</p>
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| <p>[129] Then, the fourth is the ''Geferhau''. It breaks the guard that is called the ''Bastei''. How you should perform the elements, you have been taught to a great degree before, as the strokes are dealt with, and how one should break the four guards with them.</p>
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| <p>Then, the text also speaks: Mind yourself not to displace. This to say that you should not displace a lot, if you do not want to be ashamed and beaten otherwise, as you have been taught before.</p>
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| <p>'''If the ''Eber'' and the ''Stier'' intend to defend themselves<br/>You should turn the ready long point to him'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the ''Eber'' and the ''Stier'' and speaks: If...intend, etc. You should understand it this way: if he stands in the ''Eber'' on his left side and wants to thrust at you to your right side, go with long stretched point “simultaneously” to his face, and fall with the rear foot well outside, so that you hit him at his face. And you should know that the breakings with the long point are better than these announced above from the strokes, as the strokes cannot protect themselves on their own against the long point and they are broken with it.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he stands in the ''Eber'' on his right side and wants to thrust at you from the guard to your left side, put the Messer on the ground so that the thumb is above on the flat and the short edge is against the man, and go with the ready long point to his face, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he stands in the ''Stier'' on his right side and wants to thrust at you from the same guard, “simultaneously” go readily high and thrust at his face with the long point, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he stands in the ''Stier'' on his left side and wants to thrust at you as before, go high with the stretched point and thrust at his face or throat or chest, as it is depicted below. And with these breakings you break the four guards always in the best way.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about the settings on and the setting on is a good honest element and it goes close to the four peaks. And it should be performed as soon as you want to finish with the Messer, and perform the settings on this way: assume the guard of the ''Bastei'', and if he wants to strike or thrust from above from his right side, come “before” and shoot the long point to his next opening of his left or right side.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he strikes from above from his left side, come “before” with the displacement and shoot the long point long to his right side to the next opening.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he strikes at you from below from his right side, shoot the point long to him to the next opening of his left side.</p>
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| <p>Then, or if he strikes to you from below from his left side, shoot the point long to him to the lower opening of his right side. If he becomes aware of the shoot and displaces, remain with the Messer on his one, and work skillfully to the next opening.</p>
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| <p>Then, you should also know that as soon as you come together in the ''Zufechten'', and as soon as he only raises his Messer and wants to strike around, you should fall in the point and thrust at the next opening.</p>
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| <p>If he does not want to go with the Messer, you should go yourself with your Messer. And as often as you end a stroke, fall “simultaneously” in the point. If you can perform the settings on properly, he is hardly able to go without injury from you. ''The text follows''.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Learn to draw after<br/>Make the cuts point to the defence<br/>Learn to do them in a double manner<br/>You should expose yourself with the art</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about the tenth and element, that is the drawing after, which are numerous and diversified, and should be practiced with great care against the “free fighters,” who fight with long free strokes and do not know the rightful art of the Messer and against those who cannot do much in the rightful art but still believe that they know a lot, although they know nothing. And against those who strike to the stomach and grab at the openings for the sake of being praised. The drawing after should also be done against those who withdraw from the man or deliver strokes that miss.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Learn to draw after<br/>Make the cuts point to the defence<br/>Learn to do them in a double manner<br/>You should expose yourself with the art</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about the ninth chapter and element, that is the drawing after. They are numerous and diversified, and should be practiced with great care against the “free fighters,” who fight with long free strokes and do not know the rightful art of the Messer. And they deliver strokes that miss and strike to the breakings and to the sides and who withdraw from the man.</p>
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<p>And do the drawing after this way: if you come with the ''Zufechten'' to the man, put your left foot forwards and stand in the guard of the ''Luginsland'' and see what he does against you. If he strikes from above long from his right shoulder to you, make sure he does not reach you with the stroke and notice, in the moment as he lets his Messer go down towards the ground with the stroke, leap with the right foot and strike to him from above to the opening of his right side sooner than he comes high again with the Messer.</p>
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<p>Then, another element. If he delivers a stroke that misses and you strike to him “after,” and he goes quickly high with the Messer and displaces, remain firmly with the right edge on his Messer. If he raises his Messer, leap with you left foot well behind his right one and strike to his head to his right side. “Simultaneously” do what you want to do.</p>
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<p>And notice always whether he is “soft” or “hard” in the binding. That is why you should know the “feeling of the Messer.”</p>
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<p>Then, an element: if he delivers a stroke that misses in front of you, and you strike at him “after,” and then you bind on his Messer towards his left side. If he strikes then from the displacement with the ''Entrüsthau'' quickly around you to your right side, come “simultaneously” with the ''Entrüsthau'' forwards under his Messer against his left side to his neck. Or, perform the cuts, or go high with the hilt and lower the point to his face or chest and push him backwards. “Simultaneously” work towards the peaks.</p>
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<p>Then, a drawing after: if you stand in the guard of the ''Bastei'' and he falls with his Messer on yours before you raise it, remain below “on the Messer” and raise up. If he wants to strike at you “on the displacement” or wind in “on the Messer,” do not let him come away “from the Messer” and work “simultaneously” to the next peak.</p>
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<p>Then, an element: assume the guard of the ''Bastei'', stand with your left foot forwards, and if he wants to strike from his right side to the Messer, “simultaneously” avoid the stroke with the Messer on his right side and thrust at him with the stretched arm over his Messer.</p>
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<p>Then, you can do the drawing after on both sides and also bring cuts to it. And do him this way: if he delivers a stroke that misses in front of you, be it from the right or the left side, strike to him merrily to the opening. If he goes high and binds you from below on the Messer, notice as soon as one Messer sparks on the other, go “simultaneously” with the long edge to his arm, and press with the cut downwards, or cut “simultaneously” through his face.</p>
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<p>Then, you can do the drawing after on both sides and also bring cuts to it. And do him this way: if he delivers a stroke that misses in front of you, be it from the right or the left side, strike to him merrily to the opening. If he goes high and binds you from below on the Messer, notice as soon as one Messer sparks on the other, go “simultaneously” with the long edge to his arm, and press with the cut downwards, or cut through his face.</p>
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| <p>'''If he wants to sway around the head<br/>You should strike to the neck to the left'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a drawing after and speaks: Around the head, etc. You should understand it this way: if he remains in the horizontal stance on his left side against your right, and wants to strike around his head to your left side, remain “simultaneously” with your Messer and go readily down and strike to his neck, as it is depicted below.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: if one wants to strike to your stomach, and wants to leap away with it, notice, as soon as he goes down with the stroke, strike to his head, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>'''Bowing with the shield to the right should defend you<br/>If he wants to go after in the drawing after'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches how one should displace the drawing after and speaks: Bowing with, etc. You should understand it this way: if you have delivered a stroke that missed to your right side, you should go with bowing under his Messer, so that the thumb is below on your Messer and the hilt is against your left side. If he wants to draw after, catch the stroke on the flat on your Messer, so that the short edge is against him.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: if he wants to go high with the bowing and displace the drawing after, wind “simultaneously” over his Messer to his right side and thrust with the point to his right cheek to his right side.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the counter-breaking and you should understand it this way: if he winds to your right ear and wants to thrust at your cheek as before, “simultaneously” go with the hilt over his “weak” of the Messer and strike or thrust at his face.</p>
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| <p>'''You should bow to the left<br/>If the drawing after wants to dupe you'''</p>

<p>You should understand it this way: if you have delivered a stroke that missed to yout left side and he wants to attack you after, go with the bowing under his Messer, so that the long edge is against him, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>'''Wind the point to the left to the bowing<br/>Do the war and he will be duped'''</p>

<p>You should understand it this way: if he goes against you with the bowing from his left side, work against him with the war to his ear of his left cheek and wind to his left side, so that the thumb is inside against you and the long edge is below, and thrust at his face or where you want.</p>
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| <p>'''If he winds and lets the point show<br/>Go high, thrust the point or you may strike'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the breaking announced above. If he winds to your face as above, strike “simultaneously” high with the lowered point with the long edge to his face or thrust at his throat.</p>
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| <p>'''If he wants to strike as before<br/>The straight point gives him horrors'''</p>

<p>You should understand it this way: if he strikes to you face as announced above, or he wants to thrust at it, remain standing and thrust with the long point with the stretched arm at his face, thus he is not able to reach you with his stroke.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Overrun the lower hurt<br/>Be strong and ashame him<br/>If the displacement is delivered to it<br/>Be considerate, wind the point short</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about the tenth chapter, that is about the overrunning, and speaks: Overrun, etc. Understand it this way: if you come with the ''Zufechten'' to the man and he strikes to you from below, do not displace it but notice, as his lower stroke or half-stroke goes to you, strike to him from your right shoulder from above long and shoot the point long to his face, and set on to him, so that he is not able to reach you from below. If he goes from below high and displaces, remain with the long edge firmly on his Messer and “simultaneously” go high with the arm, wind and hang the point to his face. Amen.</p>
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<p>Here the master says how one should overrun in the Messer and speaks: Strike the ''Entrüsthau'' to him, etc.<p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Strike the ''Entrüsthau'' to him, overrun<br/>Wind and raise the pommel</span></p>

<p>Here the master says how one should overrun in the Messer and speaks: Strike the ''Entrüsthau'' to him, etc.<p>
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| <p>[161] Understand it this way: if he stands in the guard of the ''Luginsland'', hold your Messer on the right side, stand with the left foot forwards and go with the ''Entrüsthau'' to his left side, quickly to him. “Simultaneously” go from below above his Messer with the hilt to your left side and pull your Messer on his Messer back, and go high with the hilt, and strike witht the left hand in the middle of your Messer. Then, thrust at his face with the armed hand or “simultaneously” hit him with a “thunderstroke” to his head or go with the “weak” downwards to his lower peaks.</p>
| <p>Understand it this way: if he stands in the guard of the ''Luginsland'', hold your Messer on the right side, stand with the left foot forwards and go with the ''Entrüsthau'' to his left side, quickly to him. “Simultaneously” go from below over his Messer with the hilt to his righ side and pull your Messer on his Messer back, and go high with the hilt, and drop your left hand onto the middle of your Messer. Then, thrust at his face with the armed hand or so.</p>
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| <p>'''Overrun with the striking point<br/>To the head, to the stomach, the neck, strike the death stroke'''</p>

<p>You should understand it this way: as you have gone over his Messer, as it is stated before, and you have pulled your Messer towards yourself, strike in the middle of your Messer with your left hand and turn the right hand on your Messer around, so that the thumb stands above, and strike to him with the hilt at his head. Then, step “simultaneously” with the right foot well behind his right one and step with your left foot also well behind him and strike to him with no displacement with the hilt at his stomach. “Simultaneously” step behind him once again and strike to him with the hilt at his neck.</p>
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<p>Here the master says how you should overrun the man and grab at the neck and throw. And you should understand it this way: go to the man as before from your right side to his left, and “simultaneously” wind firmly with the hilt over his Messer and come to help to your right hand. Then, go with the left hand in the “weak” of your Messer blade and go to his throat to his left side. Then, press him firmly with the hand or arm below his throat and step with your left leg behind his right leg and push him over it.</p>
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| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Turn your edge<br/>Cut, be skilled with the point<br/>If he wants to fight hand-to-hand and press<br/>Push, fight hand-to-hand, learn to twitch the weapon</span></p>

<p>Here the master states a breaking against the verses announced before and their elements. And first of all, against the first two verses, as he speaks: Strike the ''Entrüsthau'' to him, etc.</p>
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<p>Then, do the first breaking this way: if he goes high with the hilt over your Messer back as it is announced before, and wants to thrust at your face with the armed hand with the short point, “simultaneously” as he goes high with the hilt to your Messer, windt your edge over against him and cut him with the long edge over his hand and press firmly downwards to his left side.</p>
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<p>Then, another breaking: if he goes with the hilt as before and wants to thrust at your face with the armed point, wind your Messer against your left side so that the long edge is above and “simultaneously” lower your point to his chest and push him “simultaneously” with the thrust firmly backwards. Amen.</p>
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<p>Then, a breaking: if he goes with the hilt as before and wants to thrust at your face as before, set the thrust aside with the empty hand and drop your Messer. “Simultaneously” grab the blade of his Messer close at his hilt with your right hand, and also with your left turned hand, as you have displaced with it. Grab the “weak” of his Messer and press upwards from you and pull with your right hand below between both his arms and pull firmly to your right side, so that you take his Messer.</p>
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<p>Then, do the first breaking this way: if he goes over your Messer with the hilt and comes with the armed hand on your neck and wants to push you through his right or left leg, break it this way. Grab with your right hand from behind at his elbow and push him well to your right side, and grab with your left hand between both his arm well at his throat to his right side. Then, step with your left foot well behind his left one and throw him over your left hip.</p>
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<p>Then, another breaking: if he goes over your Messer with the hilt, as it is stated before, grab with your left hand at his left one and with your right push him at the elbow from you. Then, leap with your right foot to his left and deprive him of his balance.</p>
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<p>Then, another breaking: if he goes with the hilt as before, grab with your left hand in his right arm close at the hand and pull it downwards on you. “Simultaneously” hit with your right arm firmly over his left one and press both arms well to your body. Then, step with your right foot to his both feet and swing to your left side.</p>
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<p>Then, another breaking: grab with your left hand over his Messer close to the handle or bind and pull down and go high with your right hand between his both arms in the “weak” of his Messer and press towards him firmly down. Then, pull firmly to your left side, so that you take his Messer.</p>
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<p>Then, another breaking: grab above over his right arm in the blade of his Messer with your right hand close at the hilt and pull towards your right side. “Simultaneously” grab with your left turned hand in the “weak” of his Messer and pull firmly to your right side, in that way you strike his Messer at his head.</p>
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<p>Then, another breaking: if he stands as before and has you at the throat as before, and you grab at his Messer over his right arm and you feel that he is too strong for you and you cannot pull the Messer to your right hand, “simultaneously” grab with your left hand behind his right hand at the hilt and pull downwards firmly to your left side.</p>
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<p>Then, a breaking: if he goes over your Messer as before and holds you at your neck as before, go high with your left hand behind his right one between his hands and hilt, and press with it firmly to your right side and turn quickly to the side announced before.</p>
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<p>Then, if he holds you as before, thrust at him between both his arms with the “weak” over his right arm at the joint and raise with the hilt firmly to his left arm at the joint of the elbow and press from above downwards firmly to his right side. ''The text follows''.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a good element from going over in the Messer and speaks: Going over, etc. You should understand it this way: go close to him and overrun his Messer with your hilt, so that his Messer comes under your right shoulder or arm. “Simultaneously” fall with your left hand in the middle of your Messer and go up beneath and outside his right hand and thrust at his face or throat. If he wants to withdraw, step merrily after him and press his arm down with force.</p>
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<p>Here the propagator of the art teaches another element from the overrunning with the hilt and speaks: Go over firmly, etc. You should understand it this way: if you go over his Messer with your hilt, go down through, so that his Messer comes under your right shoulder. Then, go on the outside to the joint of his hand and press towards the ground quickly down, so that you take his Messer.</p>
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<p>Here the propagator of the art teaches an element from the above depicted art and speaks this way: Messer taking, etc. You should understand it this way: go with the hilt on the outside over his Messer and let then your “weak” go down inside, and go with the hilt from outside to the joint of his hand. Then, swing “simultaneously” to your right side and pull firmly with the hilt on it, as it is depicted below, so that you take his Messer.</p>
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<p>Here the propagator of the art teaches how one should take the other’s Messer with one hand, and when one has one hand only or is lame in the left hand, so that he even though can take the other’s Messer quickly and with force. Understand it this way: go across with your Messer to his left side close to his hilt, so that the long edge is against the man. “Simultaneously” drop your Messer over the head and go with your right hand on the outside over his hand. Wind over them, so that they come outside again and “simultaneously” pull with it firmly with the one hand to your right side, so that you take his Messer easily without any trouble.</p>
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<p>Here the master and the propagator of the art teaches a good element that works also with an empty hand. If you come to him as before, drop your Messer and go over his arm as before. Then, wind the arm around so that his right hand comes under your right shoulder and your right hand on his elbow, and the left arm is stroke over his right arm. Then, press his right arm firmly to your body or chest and hold him as it is depicted below. If you want to throw him, step with your left leg in front of his both legs and throw him over it. Or, fall on your arse, so that he falls on his face and cannot stand up unless you let him cordially stand up.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the going over with the hilt and speaks: If he goes, etc. You should understand it this way: if he goes with the hilt over your Messer as before, go also with your hilt “simultaneously” over his right hand on the outside and pull firmly the hand to your right side. Then, turn with your body to his left arm and pull his hand with the Messer well to your chest. Then, strike your left arm over his right elbow and take his Messer. Or, step with the left foot in front of his both ones and throw him over it.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Learn to set off<br/>And defend strokes and thrusts skillfully<br/>From four ends<br/>Learn to turn aside the strokes and thrusts</span></p>

<p>Here the master says how one should set off in the Messer, be it strokes or thrusts. If you come with the ''Zufechten'' to him, and he stands against you as if he wanted to thrust, put your left foot forwards, assume the guard of the ''Eber'' on your right side against him, and expose yourself with the left side. If he thrusts at your opening, wind with your Messer on your left side against his thrust, so that the short edge comes on his Messer and set with it aside, so that the point stands against his face or against his body. Then, thrust at his face or chest.</p>
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<p>Then, another element: if you stand on your right side in the ''Eber'' and he strikes to your left side from above to the opening, and wind with it to your left side against his stroke, so that the hilt comes in front of the head to the ''Stier''. Then, step with the right foot forwards and thrust at his face or chest. You can perform these elements on both sides from the four guards.</p>
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<p>Then, another element: if you stand on your right side in the ''Eber'' and he strikes to your left side from above to the opening, go high with the Messer and wind with it to your left side against his stroke, so that the hilt comes in front of the head to the ''Stier''. Then, step with your foot forwards and thrust at his face or chest. You can perform these elements on both sides from the four guards.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about the changing through and speaks: Change through, etc.</p>
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<p>Then, perform the changing through this way: if you come with the ''Zufechten'' to the man, strike at him from above long to the head. If he strikes then against you to the Messer and not to the body, let the point change through below while striking before he binds you on the Messer, and thrust at him to the other peak. If he is aware of the thrust and goes with the Messer after the stroke with the displacement, change through to the other side. Perform it always when he follows your Messer with the displacement. You should perform it on both sides.</p>
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<p>Then, another changing through: if you come with the ''Zufechten'' to him, set your left foot forwards and hold the long point against his face. If he strikes at you from above or from below to the Messer and wants to strike it away or bind on it, “simultaneously” let the point go down through below, and thrust at him to the other side. You can do it against all the strokes.</p>
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<p>Then, notice a good teaching and the third element. If he has displaced or has bound otherwise on your Messer, and he does not hold his point on the Messer against your face or the opening of your body, and lets his point go out sideways at you to the side, change through merrily. But if he remains with the point against the face or against the openings, do not change through, but remain on the Messer and work with it to the next opening, so that he is not able to draw after to you or set on.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches how one should change through in the Messer from long straight strokes from below from both sides and firstly to the left side. Notice, go to him with strokes from below from your left side, so that the right foot goes forwards and the left one follows the right and the feet come together while stepping. And strike the strokes from a straightened arm long. Thus, if you come in the ''Zufechten'' to him, do as if you wanted to shoot the point to his right side at the face, and “simultaneously” change through from below close at the hilt and thrust at his face to his left side.</p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">If you want to strike long from the left from below<br/>You should enjoy the changing through</span></p>

<p>Here the master teaches how one should change through in the Messer from long straight strokes from below from both sides and firstly from the left side, so that the right foot goes forwards and the left one follows the right and the feet come together while stepping. And strike the strokes from a straightened arm long. Thus, if you come in the Zufechten to him, do as if you wanted to shoot the point to his right side at the face, and “simultaneously” change through from below at the hilt and thrust at his face to his left side.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a good element from the strokes from below announced before and says: From the left long, etc.</p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">From the left let shoot long to the right<br/>Wind, thrust, it will annoy him</span></p>

<p>Here the master teaches a good element from the strokes from below announced before and says: From the left long, etc.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: go to him with a stroke from below from your left side to his right side with the straightened arm and with a twofold step as before, so that the thumb is above on the flat of the Messer and the blunt edge goes forwards. Then, if you come to the man, shoot the long point directly to his face, so that the thumb is above. If you have not hit him with the point, remain standing with the Messer and wind your Messer to your left side on his Messer, so that the short edge is above and the right edge is below. Then, step well to his right side with the left foot, and step well around him and thrust at his face. If you want, do “simultaneously” the doubling to his right side behind the blade of his Messer. You can hit him with it, but before you hit him you should do a double feint.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: go to the man with the strokes from below from your left side to your right side with the straightened arm and with a twofold step as before, so that the thumb is above on the flat of the Messer and the blunt edge goes forwards. Then, if you come to the man, shoot the long point directly to his face, so that the thumb is above. If you have not hit him with the point, remain standing with the Messer and wind your Messer to your left side on his Messer, so that the short edge is below and the right edge is above. Then, step well to his right side with your left foot, and step well around him and thrust at his face. If you want, do the doubling to his right side behind the blade of his Messer. You may hit him with that.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Who can do the wheel<br/>Is able to double the changing through</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about the element that is called the wheel and speaks: Who can do the wheel, etc.</p>
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<p>Then, stand with your left foot forwards and do the wheel from your left side and step with your right foot forwards and with the left foot always follow the right one till you come to it. When you can reach him with the point, do as if you wanted to shoot the point from your left side to his right side and “simultaneously” let the point sway through down at his hilt and thrust at his face to his right side. Thus, you can also change through with the other strokes, as from the strokes from below, and driving strokes. ''The text follows''.</p>
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<p>Then, stand with your left foot forwards and do the wheel from your left side and step with your right foot forwards and with the left foot always follow the right one till you come to it. When you can reach him with the point, do as if you wanted to shoot the point from your left side to his right side and “simultaneously” let the point sway through down at his hilt and thrust at his face to his right side. Thus, you can also change through with the other strokes, as from the strokes from below, driving strokes, half-strokes and twofold strokes from below.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Twitch from the hits<br/>Of the masters if you want to dupe them<br/>If he wants to bind on you<br/>Twitch quickly, so you will find him</span></p>

<p>Here the master says how one should twitch in the Messer and know that twitching is also one of the main elements and twitchings are numerous and various, and they are to be performed against the masters who bind firmly on the Messer with the displacement and also against those who remain standing “on the Messer” and wait whether one wants to get away from them. If you want to dupe and deceive such masters, do the twitching against him.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Twitch from the hits<br/>Of the masters if you want to dupe them<br/>If he wants to bind on you<br/>Twitch quickly, so you will find him</span></p>

<p>Here the master says how one should twitch in the Messer and know that twitching is also one of the main elements and is numerous and various, and they are to be performed against the masters who bind firmly on the Messer and are strong in the displacement. If you want to dupe and deceive such masters, do the twitching against him.</p>
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| <p>Bind with the ''Entrüsthau'' on his Messer on his left side and “simultaneously” strike with the same stroke to his right side and as the Messers spark together, “simultaneously” twitch a little back with the arm and do a thrust from the stroke, and thrust in the twitching to his left side at the face.</p>
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<p>Then, strike to him from the right side from above firmly to the head. If the goes to it and wants to displace, twitch your Messer to yourself before he binds on it and thrust at his other peak of the other side. Do it in all the hittings of the Messer.</p>
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<p>Then, if he has bound on your Messer and stands against you on the Messer and waits whether you want to pull back, do as if you wanted to pull back and do as if you wanted to twitch, and remain on the Messer and twitch your Messer till the middle of the blade towards yourself. Then, thrust on the Messer again quickly at the face or chest.</p>
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<p>Then, if he has bound on your Messer and stands against you and waits whether you want to pull back and [do] as if you wanted to twitch, and remain on the Messer and twitch your Messer till the middle of the blade towards yourself. Then, thrust on the Messer again quickly at the face or chest. And if you want to twitch, you always have to wind your Messer against his one, so that the long edge is above, as you have heard it before.</p>
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<p>Then, another twitching. If you stand in the ''Bastei'' and he strikes from above at you to your left side, step in a twofold manner to your right side out of the stroke and twitch your body out of the stroke. Then, strike at his upper opening and do not let yourself be bound on the Messer.</p>
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<p>Then, if he strikes at you from the ''Luginsland'' and you also stand it in, twitch your Messer to yourself while he strikes and do not let him come on it. Instead, if he strikes from his right side to your left one, twitch your Messer to yourself and step to his right side with a twofold step and strike at his upper peaks. You can perform it on both sides.</p>
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<p>Then, if he has bound you on the Messer on your left side and wants to strike around to the other peak, do not displace. Instead, strike to the other peak and step in a twofold manner away to his right side and strike at his neck or at his head.</p>
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<p>Then, a quite good twitching. If you want to do it, do it this way: if you stand in the guard of the ''Luginsland'' and he has bound you on your Messer on your left side and wants to strike around to your right side, twitch your Messer towards yourself and raise the hilt to the head, so that the short edge is against you, and let the point go down to your left side. Then, set the point in his throat or chest and push him with it backwards.</p>
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| <p>'''If the gate stands open<br/>Go into it in the feint with the point'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches how one should work with the point and how to twitch in the feints, and speaks: If stands open, etc. You should understand it this way: go crosswise close to the man to his left side and do as if you wanted to strike to his right side. Go over your head so that you come above the middle of your head so that the point comes out backwards and the hilt is against the man. Then, strike again to his left side, and as you surely come to his left side to the Messer, do not strike to his Messer so that you hit it. Instead, do as if you wanted to hit it and “simultaneously” twitch your Messer close at his crosspiece towards yourself, and thrust at his face to his right side, so that the short edge is below and the thumb lies on the flat.</p>
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<p>The sense or the meaning of the text you should understand this way: if he stands in the guard of the ''Luginsland'', strike from your right shoulder with the flat against his Messer, so that the long edge is against you. And as you strike, step with your right foot well to his right side to his right foot and strike equally to his Messer. And as the Messers are surely to spark together, “simultaneously” twitch your Messer to yourself with the hilt against your left side, and thrust the point firmly with no displacement rudely at his face to his right side.</p>
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<p>Then, whether you have hit him with the thrust or not, wind after the thrust “simultaneously” to your left side, so that the thumb is below on the Messer and the long edge is turned against the man. And go with your Messer over the middle of your head to your right side and do as if you wanted to strike at his left side. “Simultaneously” go again to his right side and “simultaneously” go again high with the Messer so that the thumb is below. And step with your right foot well to his right one and strike again at him to the same side behind the blade of his Messer, with the short edge to his face. And step well with your left foot behind his right one and strike at his neck. “Simultaneously,” if you want, you can hit him.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">If he is strong<br/>Run through primarily<br/>You should approach to the hands and the arms<br/>And wait cleverly the grabbing<br/>You should observe the limbs<br/>You should reach for knee-bending</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about a main element, that is about the running through and how one should run through the other.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">If he is strong<br/>Run through primarily<br/>You should approach to the hands and the arms<br/>And wait cleverly the grabbing<br/>You should observe the limbs<br/>You should reach for knee-bending</span></p>

<p>Here the propagator of the art speaks about a main element, that is about the running through and how one should run through the other.</p>
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<p>Then, if he has run into you and you against him, grab his right hand with your left one on the inside and turn it from you. Then, raise his arm well high and “simultaneously” run with the head through his arm to his right side, and put his right arm with your left hand on the neck and over your left shoulder. Then, rise well high with the neck and with the shoulders and break his arm firmly over it.</p>
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<p>Then, another element: if he has run into you and you have also done so, grab his right hand with your left one and lift his arm well above you. Then, go with the head through the arm and grab with your right hand at his right knee-bending, and lift him up with the shoulders. Then, grab with your right hand in his right knee-bending and lift him up at the leg and throw him over the back.</p>
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<p>Then, an element: grab with your left hand in his right one and turn it from you to your left side. Then, step with your right foot behind his right one and grab with your right hand from the front around his body and throw him forwards over the hip of your right leg.</p>
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<p>Then, if one runs into you to your right side and is high with the arms, and you are also, hold your Messer at his one and go with the hilt over his right hand and turn yourself to him with your left side towards his right one. And leap with your left foot in front of his right one and go with the arm well around his body from behind, and lower your stance a bit. Then, catch him on your left hip and throw him forwards on his face. Or, let him fall on your Messer, as you certainly know.</p>
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<p>Then, if one runs into you and holds his Messer and his arms low, grab with your left turned hand in his right one on the inside and leap with your right foot behind his right one. Then, go with your right hand from the front around his neck and throw him over the right hip.</p>
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| <p>Then, go to him as before and push him with your left hand to his left side on his right arm and go with your right hand “simultaneously” behind his right elbow and push him well to his left side. Then, go with your left hand on the inside to his right knee-bending and step with your left foot in front of his left one and throw him in front of you.</p>
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| <p>Then, the text speaks: The joints you should, etc. If you come to him in the ''Zufechten'', fall with the left hand on the inside from above over his Messer and grab “simultaneously” with your left hand down to your Messer in the middle of it. Then, go firmly with your Messer on his one on the outside, and leap with the entire body “simultaneously” to his left side, in this way you take his Messer.</p>
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| <p>Then, go on him as before and go with your left arm over his Messer. “Simultaneously” go with your left hand in the middle of your Messer and let the point go out on your left side. Then, go from inside with the hilt on his hand and leap to your left side, in that way you take his Messer.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he strikes at you, leap with the bowing under his Messer and grab with your left hand over his Messer. Then, grab “simultaneously” your Messer with your left hand in the middle, and raise the point to his right side, and press into his wrist of his right hand with the sharp edge, in that way he has to drop the Messer.</p>
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| <p>Then, do him as before: fall over his right arm and come to help the right hand in the reach as before, and go with the front part of the Messer between his and the Messer on the inside and press firmly, in that way you take his Messer. This way you should work in the joints of the arm and the hand.</p>
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| <p>Then, a Messer-taking. Do him as before: if you have come with the left hand to help your Messer, go down with the hilt, go through below to his right side, and on the outside go up over his right hand and pull firmly to your right side, in that way you take his Messer again.</p>
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| <p>Then, go to the man as before and go over his Messer with your left hand and fall in the middle of your Messer as before. Then, go with the hilt on the inside over his hand and pull to your right side.</p>
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| <p>Then, strike the Entrüsthau at his right side, and “simultaneously” fall with the armed hand to the same side, and go with your hilt up over his arm. Then, go outside over his arm and wind his hand with your hilt firmly to his right side above, in that way you take his Messer.</p>
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| <p>Then, an element: fall with your left hand over his right on the inside and pull it to your left side. Then, drop your Messer, and “simultaneously” grab with the right hand in his knee-bending and throw him in front of you.</p>
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| <p>Then, as you have found the joints of the hand with the “weak” of the Messer and the point, you can also find them with the hilt of the Messer on the outside and inside, and you can take his Messer, as you have been taught above.</p>
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| <p>'''Armed wind the weak through to the hand<br/>Take the Messer, let your edge be wound outside'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches a good element and a Messer-taking and speaks: Armed wind through, etc. You should understand it this way: strike with the ''Entrüsthau'' close to him at his left side and strike around to his right side. “Simultaneously” fall to the armed hand and wind the “weak” over on the inside to the joint of his hand and wind through over his hand and press it firmly to your right side, in that way you take his Messer.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: if he goes into your hand and wants to wind as before with the “weak” of his Messer in the armed way, lower “simultaneously” the point of your Messer towards the ground and go with the Messer to his left side, and strike the short edge onto his head.</p>
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<p>It is to be known that the propagator of the art states a counter-breaking against the breaking announced above and speaks: if he strike short, etc. You should understand it this way: if he goes with the hanging Messer to your left side and wants to strike at your head with the short edge, fall “simultaneously” quickly in the armed hand and thrust at his face or chest. And go rapidly close to him.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Run through, strike the ''Entrüsthau'',<br/>Take the elbow, turn the hand to the chest,<br/>Be willing to leap around to the right,<br/>Break the arm to the right skillfully</span></p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Run through, strike the ''Entrüsthau''<br/>Turn the elbow, the hand to the chest<br/>Be willing to leap around to the right<br/>Break the arm to the right skillfully</span></p>

<p>Here the master teaches a running into with the ''Entrüsthau'' and do him this way: go with the ''Entrüsthau'' to the man firmly, so that the thumb is below on the Messer on the flat and strike to his right side to the head with the blunt edge. Then, pull firmly to him with the hilt, so that the hands touch each other, and “simultaneously” drop your Messer and grab his hand at the joint, in which he has the Messer, and turn it around and take the balance at the elbow. Then, leap into the scale, and throw him over your left leg or hip.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a nice element with that one can break one`s arm if it is done otherwise properly. And do him this way: grab with your left hand into his right one and pull with it high to your left side. “Simultaneously” grab with your right hand below at his elbow and press with your left one below his hand towards your left side, and do not stretch him the arm completely, and do not let his arm be too crooked, either. Then, “simultaneously” lift his elbow with your right hand well upwards and step with your right foot behind his right one.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a special element and speaks: Shoot right, etc. You should understand it this way: grab his right hand with your left turned hand and pull it with it a bit to yourself and shoot your Messer under his arm and go outside on his elbow and over his arm. Come with the short edge below his neck on his throat, and put your hilt “simultaneously” outside on the nape of your neck and let your right hand go from your Messer and come to help your left one forwards with your right one forwards on his right hand. Then, step with your foot behind his right one and pull his arm firmly downwards.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about a skillfull element with which one can bind and clench and hold one. And when one wishes, one forces the man with this element that he must stand still. And when you want to do it, so that he must run quickly or slowly-thus, he must do it. And you also force him so that he himself has to crawl into a bag, if you want to have it done. That is why the element is called by masters the “Hidden Grab,” as one should not make this element common and should not let anyone know it. Thus, this element is well-paid.</p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Learn to shoot over the arms<br/>And clench then skillfully<br/>So that you can lead him<br/>Force to run or not to move</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about a skillfull element with that one can bind, clench and hold one, when one wishes, so that one forces the man with this element that he must stand still or run. And you force him that he has to crawl into a bag, if you want to have it otherwise. That is why the element is called by skilled masters the Unnamed, as this element should not become common. One should also not make it common or let any-one know it, thus it will be well-paid to him.</p>
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<p>Then, if you want to do the element announced before, do it this way: strike at his left side with the ''Entrüsthau'' and “simultaneously” pull close to him on his hilt with your Messer. “Simultaneously” drop your Messer and grab with your right turned hand at his right one and turn around with your left side on his right one, and step with your left foot in front of his right one and pull his arm to your chest and strike your left arm over his right arm and lie down with the entire strength on it, and leap to your right side, so that you break his arm, as it is depicted before.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking against the element announced before and speaks: The shoulder, etc. You should understand it this way: if he has grabbed your right arm with his left one and has stepped with the right foot behind your right one and wants to hit your shoulder, “simultaneously” as he wants to hit, take your left hand and go with it behind to his elbow and push him away from you to his left side. Or, strike your left arm firmly from above over his right one and turn firmly to your right side.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about a good element and speaks: If he strikes at you, etc. You should understand it this way: go stretched to him with an ''Entrüsthau'' and grab his right arm with your left arm or hand. Then, turn it around and drop your Messer and go from below through his arm, and strike your right arm on the outside in the joint of the elbow. Then, pull his elbow to your chest and lie down firmly with the body on it. If you want to throw him, step with your right foot behind his right one.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking against the element announced before and speaks: If he wants, etc.</p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">If he wants in the fight<br/>To strike over the right<br/>You should go through him<br/>And he is caught as if in yarn</span></p>

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| <p>You should understand it this way: if he falls with his left hand on your right one and wants to go with his right arm through from below through your right arm, and wants to strike it on the outside in the joint of your elbow, “simultaneously” drop your Messer and pull your right hand out of his right one downwards, and go through under his right arm from below. Then, go from behind over his right arm under your right shoulder and press his hand on your body, and turn your left side on his right one, and fall with your left arm or hand from above over his left shoulder and swing to your right side or fall on your arse and hold him, and sit at him, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he grabbed you with his left hand as before, “simultaneously” lower your hilt well over his left hand and come with your left hand to help your right hand down on the hilt. Then, pull with your both hands firmly downwards and strike at his head, and step “simultaneously” with your left foot back.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about a clenching and speaks: Right with left, etc. You should understand it this way: if he strikes a stroke from above at you, and you strike against him the ''Entrüsthau'' together with him and come close to him, so that the hands come together. “Simultaneously” hold the right arm firmly on his right one so that your hand is always on his one, and strike “simultaneously” your left arm above his right one in the joint of the elbow of his right arm on the outside. Then, go with the left hand from inside on your right arm lie down with the chest on his arm, so that his elbow comes on your chest, and press firmly with your both hands, in that way he is clenched.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about a clenching and speaks: Right with left, etc. You should understand it this way: if he strikes a stroke from above at you, strike against him the Entrüsthau and come close to him, so that the hands touch. “Simultaneously” hold your right arm firmly on his right one so that your hand is always on his one, and strike “simultaneously” your left arm in the joint of his elbow of his right arm on the outside. Then, go with the left hand from inside on your right arm lie down with the chest on the same arm, so that his elbow comes on your chest, and press firmly with your both hands, so that he is clenched.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the clenching announced before and speaks: If he has clenched you, etc. You should understand it this way: if he has grabbed you with the left arm in the joint of your right elbow on the outside and with his right [hand] under your right [arm] and has grabbed your arm on his chest and wants to press you with it over the back, “simultaneously” stand warlikely against him and let your Messer go down to your left shoulder. Then, grab with your left hand in his arm close to the shoulder, and step with your right foot behind his right one, and turn around to your left side, and throw him over your right foot.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about the cuts and their peculiarities, and states that they are four. The first two, that is the two from above, are to be performed against the fighters who go from the bind and who eagerly strike around with the Messer to the other peaks. The cut breaks it this manner: if he binds you on your Messer with displacing or else to your left side and then he strikes quickly around with the ''Entrüsthau'' or else to your right side, leap out of the stroke with the left foot to his right side and fall with the sharp edge over his arm and press him with the cut from you. You should always do this when he strikes from the displacement.</p>
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<p>Now the master speaks how you should change one cut into the other one, and speaks: If he wants, etc. Notice it this way: if one runs into you to your left side with the arm stretched high, turn your Messer with the long edge under his hilt to him arm and press firmly upwards and step with it to his right side. Then, wind the pommel through downwards with the Messer from his arm and turn the Messer from the cut from below into the one from above over his arm with the long edge.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks how one should change one cut into the other one, and speaks: If he wants, etc. You should understand it this way: if you have bound one on his right side and you both assume the hanging point on the same side, “simultaneously,” as he strikes around, cut into his arms upwards with the short edge and “simultaneously” turn your Messer around on his arm and cut the upper cut over the same arm.</p>
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<p>Here the propagator of the art states how one should break the cuts and speaks: The hand, etc. You should understand it this way: if he cuts into your right arm on the outside, “simultaneously” keep your hilt and hand on his sword [sic!] and grab with your left hand from above into his hilt behind his hand and pull firmly to your right side.</p>
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<p>Here the master states another breaking against the cuts and you should understand it this way: if you want to strike around to his right side, and he “simultaneously” cuts outside into your arm or hand, hit “simultaneously” with your right elbow into his Messer to the same side into which he cuts, and strike always the short edge on his head.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: if he cuts from inside into your right arm, wind your Messer against his one, so that the long edge is above and the short one is against you. Then, let the point go down towards the ground and go with the weak below through to his right side with the short edge to his Messer. Then, strike “simultaneously” to his head to the same side with the long edge.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the cut from inside, and do it this way: if he cuts from inside to your hand or arm, “simultaneously” push his right arm down with your left hand, and strike at his head with the long edge, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>'''Wait the inner cut to the hand<br/>Go through to the right, the point thrusts long and hard'''</p>

<p>Here the master teaches another breaking against the cut on the inside and do it this way: as he cuts into your arm on the inside, “simultaneously” let your Messer go down and change the long point through to his right side, and thrust at his face to the same side. If you do not hit him with the long point, step close to him and wind the hanging point at his face to the same side.</p>
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<p>Here the master states an element from the cuts and speaks: Your edge, etc. You should understand it this way: as you have done the cut to his right side, “simultaneously” wind your Messer against his one and thrust at him with the hanging point at his face from above to the same side above his arms.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches how one should use the point in the other cuts and speaks: In the other, etc. You should understand it this way: if you cut into his right arm on the inside, “simultaneously” turn your Messer against his right arm and thrust the hanging point into his face, as it is depicted below. Thus, you have the thrust from the other cut.</p>
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| <p>Then, from the third cut do the thrust this way: as you cut with the long edge from below upwards to the side or to the arm to his right side, “simultaneously,” as the hilt of your Messer is at its highest, let the point go down under his shoulder or chest.</p>
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| <p>Then, from the fourth cut do the thrust this way: as you have cut to his chest or from inside to his right arm, “simultaneously” go with the long direct point to his face to his left side.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about an element that is called the sun showing. Do it this way: if he strikes at you or you at him, and as the Messers spark together, go with the hilt of your Messer above his Messer on his right side, and step with your left foot behind his right one. Then, grab with your left hand behind on his shoulder of his left side, and pull him firmly towards you, and go with the hilt and the crosspiece of your Messer under his throat, and press his throat firmly against the nape of the neck. This is called the sun showing in the Messer.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking against the sun showing and do it this way: if he has gone with the hilt above your Messer under your neck, and with the left [hand] from behind to your left shoulder, drop your Messer and go with your right hand through his both arms, or between his both arms, and go with your right hand to his right arm from behind to the elbow. Then, pull with it firmly towards your right side and go with your left hand from outside under his right elbow to help your right hand, and turn your left side to his right one, and push with both hands with the entire force to your right side. This way, you will get his right arm clenched above your left one, and also his Messer.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a good element how one should take the Messer from a man with the armed hand with the weak. And do him this way: go to the man from your right side with the Entrüsthau to his left side. “Simultaneously” go with your hilt above his Messer on his right side, so that his Messer comes under your one, and “simultaneously” go with the weak of your Messer on the inside between his hilt and his hand, and pull firmly to your left side.</p>
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| <p>Then, another good element: go to him as before and go with your hilt above his Messer on his right side, and let the weak of your Messer go down through, and go on the outside in the joint of his right hand, and press firmly to your right side, in that way you take his Messer.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches another good element how one should set on the point with the armed hand to a man, and do him this way: go above his Messer with the hilt on his right side and let the weak of your Messer go down to his left side, and thrust him on the inside at his face, so that his Messer comes under your right shoulder.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: go with the hilt over his Messer as before, so that your weak comes through downwards to your left side, and his Messer comes under your right shoulder. Then, go with the hilt on the inside into the joint of his right hand and press with it quickly to your left side, in that way you take his Messer.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: go to him with your Messer as before and go with the hilt above his Messer also as before, and come through down with the weak to your left side. Then, go with your left hand in the middle of your Messer and go with the hilt to him on his neck, and step with your foot behind his right one, and swing a bit to your left side, and throw him forwards over yout right leg.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches another element how one should grab one at one’s hand, and do him this way: as you go with your hilt over his Messer as before, pull with your hilt on his Messer backwards, so that the weak of your Messer comes to his right hand. And “simultaneously” fall with your left one in both Messers, and also with your right hand from above in both Messers, and press with both hands firmly. Then, turn your left side to his right and do what you want.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a main element and states how you should run off in the Messer and speaks: if you want to run off, etc.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">If he is in the hanging point<br/>Take the Messer with no fear<br/>You should move with the cross<br/>And exercise yourself with both edges</span></p>

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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Who stands in the hanging point<br/>And exercises the taking over<br/>To him you should go through<br/>If you want to remain without injury</span></p>

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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Who stands in the hanging point<br/>And exercises the taking over<br/>To him you should go through<br/>If you want to remain without injury</span></p>

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<p>Then, another breaking, and it is the best. If he wants to take over you as before, notice, as he strikes at your left ear, “simultaneously” go high with your Messer as before under his Messer and set the point on his neck to his right side and do “simultaneously” what you want.</p>
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| <p>Then, a breaking against the twitching in the hanging point: if he wants to twitch with his Messer in the hanging point, “simultaneously”, as he goes high with his hilt and wants to twitch, go with your point firmly to his face and raise your arm high, and do not let him come from the Messer. Then, follow after the opening and his Messer with the point.</p>
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<p>Here the master says how one should take over the man and [speaks]: If you want, etc. You should understand it this way: if you want to take his Messer, do it this way-if you both stand in the hanging point on his right side and he also [stands] on your right side, take over his Messer well on his right side. “Simultaneously” fall with your empty hand on his hand on the hilt of the Messer, and pull downwards in that way you take his Messer.</p>
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<p>Then, if you both stand as before, take over him with the empty hand, and do him this way: if you both stand in the hanging point, grab with your left [hand] to his left side through his Messer, and fall with the left hand on the outside and above between his Messer and your right hand. This way he is taken over with the empty hand.</p>
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| <p>Then, do him as if you wanted to thrust at the lower peaks, and “simultaneously” thrust aside to his right side, and do not hit him with the thrust, but strike with the ''Entrüsthau'' to his left side to the upper peaks.</p>
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| <p>Then, if you both stand as before, “simultaneously“ wind with your Messer against his Messer so that the thumb is above, and thrust skillfully at his stomach. “Simultaneously” wind again to your left side, so that the blunt edge is below and thrust at him to the previous peak.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking against the changing through in the taking over and speaks: In winding, etc. You should understand it this way: if you stand in the hanging point against his right side and he stands against you on the same side and he winds his Messer against your one, and wants to go through “simultaneously” with the point to your face, “simultaneously” wind also against his Messer and go with it high to his face, so that your point hits and his one will be set off.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking and speaks: In winding, etc. You should understand it this way: if you stand in the hanging point against his right side and he winds his Messer against your one, and wants to go through “simultaneously” with the point to your face, “simultaneously” wind also against his Messer and go with it high to his face, so that your point hits and his one will be set off.</p>
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| <p>Then, here the master states a breaking against the element where he thrusts at your stomach in the winding. And if you want to break it, do it this way: if he wants to go to your body and wants to wind against your Messer and thrust at your stomach, “simultaneously” as he has wound against your Messer, go high and thrust the long point at his face, as it is depicted below.</p>
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| <p>Then, another breaking against the twitching in the hanging point. If you have noticed that he twitchs his Messer to himself and wants to twitch through, “simultaneously,” as he goes high with the hilt and also the arm, go with the hanging point to his face and do not let him come from your Messer or twitch through.</p>
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<p>Then, a breaking against the Messer-taking in the hanging point. If he takes over you on your right side and grabs with his left hand on the outside to your right hand in the hilt, and wants to take your Messer, “simultaneously,” as he presses downwards, fall with your left hand from below on the hilt and with your right hand go above on the hilt again, and pull with both hands firmly downwards, in that way you take the Messer from him again and strike through his head.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Go through the peaks<br/>Learn to find strokes, thrusts and cuts<br/>You should consider well the elements<br/>And weaken the masters with them</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks how one should go through with the Messer, and going through is very good in the Messer and in the sword. Whether you stand close or far, you can use it with the point, strokes or cuts.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he comes to you in the ''Zufechten'', strike an upper stroke firmly to his left side to the head. “Simultaneously” wind the blunt edge against his Messer and let the point go down and go between you and him to his right side, and thrust him from above at his face, and turn your Messer so that the blunt edge is below.</p>
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| <p>Then, if you have also thrusted to his right side in the going through, you can also “simultaneously” twitch through and thrust againt to his left side.</p>
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<p>Then, you may also try if you may thrust at him through both cheeks, and do it this way: if you come to the man in the ''Zufechten'' as before, “simultaneously” strike firmly an upper stroke at him as before. “Simultaneously” go through with the Messer to his right side and thrust at his face. “Simultaneously” twitch your Messer again towards yourself and thrust at his left side at the face.</p>
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<p>Then, strike an upper stroke to his left side as before and go through and thrust at his right side at the face. “Simultaneously” go high with the Messer and go above your head, so that the thumb is below on the flat. And as you come above the middle of your head, so that the point is backwards above the head, and the hilt is against the man, “simultaneously” strike from above again to his right side at the head. Or, cut firmly at his arm, or work with the doubling, or “simultaneously” strike at the lower peaks.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Bowing in a twofold manner<br/>Do your work with it<br/>From both sides<br/>Learn to step twofoldly</span></p>

<p>Here the master speaks about a main element, that is about bowing and its peculiarities. It is to be noticed and to be known here that many good elements and Messer takings come from the bowing, and many elements are delivered from it.</p>
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<p>Then, perform the other bowing this way: stand with the Messer on your right side as before, and if he strikes to you to your left side to the opening, bow with the Messer below his Messer to your right side, so that the point goes to your right side, and the hilt is against your left one, and the thumb is below, and the long edge is against you. Then, step out of the stroke to his right side with a twofold step well around him, and strike to his head to his right side.</p>
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<p>Then, the third bowing is to be done this way: stand with your Messer to your left side, so that the thumb is above on the Messer, the point of the Messer is on the ground, and the blunt edge is turned against the man. And if he strikes at you, bow your Messer to your right side under his Messer, and have your shield, that is your displacement, well in front of your head. Then, step with your left foot well out of the stroke to his right foot and his right side, and strike “simultaneously” at him through his head on the right side. Amen.</p>
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<p>Then, the fourth bowing is to be done on the left side, and do it this way: stand with the Messer on your left side, so that the point is on the ground, and the thumb is above on the flat, and expose yourself with your right side. If he strikes at the opening, bow your Messer well to your right side, so that the hilt is on your right side, and the point of the Messer is on your left side. Then, step in a twofold manner with both your feet well around him to his left side, well out of the stroke, and strike at him through his head to his left side. Amen.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">What comes long from bowing<br/>The point takes it away rapidly<br/>Learn to turn the short edge<br/>And let it fall long to the head</span></p>

<p>Here the master states a breaking against the direct strokes that are stroke from the bowing, and you should do the breaking this way: if you strike at him and he bows his Messer down, and displaces and “simultaneously” strikes from above downwards with a direct upper stroke, “simultaneously” step always aside out of the stroke, and strike at his head. Or, wind “simultaneously” your Messer against his one, and thrust at his face. Or, if he strikes at you, turn your Messer with the short edge on his Messer, and “simultaneously” turn your hand and Messer against him with the long edge, and strike through his head.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">With the Messer-taking<br/>You can ashame him<br/>Take the defence with the empty hand<br/>Wind over to the left and press rapidly</span></p>

<p>Here the master states a main element, that is about the Messer-taking.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking againt the first Messer-taking and speaks: If he wants to [hit] the joint, etc. You should understand it this way: if he falls with the hilt above your Messer into the joint of your elbow and wants to take your Messer at the binding with his left hand, notice: “simultaneously,” as he goes over with the hilt over your right hand, “simultaneously” go also quickly over his right hand, and go with the crosspiece into the joint of his right elbow. Then, push it from you and grab with your left hand at his hilt under his right hand, and pull firmly towards yourself to your left side. This way you break his element and do yourself what he had wanted to do.</p>
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<p>Then, a breaking against the Messer-taking with the empty hand. If he has grabbed your right arm with his left hand, and wants to press you to his left side, “simultaneously” come with your left hand to help your right hand, and grab with it your hilt from below, and pull firmly from above down, as you have heard before.</p>
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<p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Go under the right to the left<br/>Pull over with the hilt in fighting</span></p>

<p>Here the master teaches a Messer-taking that is very good and adventurous. If you want to do it, do it this way: stand with your left foot forwards and hold your Messer on your right side at the leg. If he strikes to your left side to the opening, “simultaneously” bow your Messer from your right side to your left side, and leap well to him, and put your left hand firmly on his right one below. “Simultaneously” go with your hilt also over his right hand on the inside, over his joint of the hand, and pull firmly to your right side, in that way you take his Messer again.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the element announced above, and it is to be done this way: if he has clenched your hand as it is announced above, lower your Messer to your left side on his Messer, and go with your left arm over both Messers, and pull “simultaneously” to your left side, in that way you take his Messer. Or, pull downwards with your Messer, as you have heard before.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches an element that is called an emergency element, and it occurs when you have no defence and you are overrun and you cannot flee without harm, stand merrily if you must defend yourself, and nothing else may happen. Turn against him and stand with your left foot forwards and when he strikes at you from above downwards, step with your right foot against his right one, and well away aside. Then, go with the stretched [arm] well outside on his Messer on the flat on the outside, and go on the inside with your right arm above his Messer or arm, and press the arm well to your body, and turn your hand on his Messer. Then, fall with your left hand on his hilt or hand, and pull with your body firmly to your right side, in that way you take his Messer.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking against the Messer-taking announced above: if you have stroke to one who has no Messer and he displaces with the arm, as it is stated above, and he goes above your Messer, “simultaneously” wind your Messer around, so that the short edge is below, and go high with your hilt, and set the point to his chest.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches how one should take the Messer with the armed hand from the other, and speaks: If you want in the armed manner, etc. You should understand it this way: if he strikes at you from his right side to your left one, bow with your Messer and with your left hand go “simultaneously” in the middle of your Messer and catch the stroke between your both hands on the Messer. “Simultaneously” go high with your hilt on the inside and from above downwards over his hand to the joint on the outside, and pull firmly to your right side, in that way you take his Messer.</p>
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| <p>Then, if you stay on his left side in the armed hand, so that the pommel is against the face of the man, go “simultaneously” high with the pommel or the hilt over the middle of your head, and flick “simultaneously” with the hilt again around to the previous left side, and strike with the hilt at his head, or thrust at his face.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking against the first element, that is against the Messer-taking with the armed hand, and speaks: If he wants to harass, etc. You should understand it this way: if he wants to take your Messer with the armed hand, notice, while he goes over your hand with his hilt, and wants to pull to his right side, “simultaneously” grab with your left hand in the weak of his Messer and turn your hilt with your right hand to his right, between his both hands, and pull “simultaneously” firmly to your left side.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches an element how one should take the man with the hilt on his right side at the neck, and speaks: You can, etc. You should understand it in this manner: if you have bound him on his left side with the cross stroke, strike around at his right one, and before the stroke is completed, push him over with your hilt to his left side. Then, go on his neck to his right side, and step with your right foot behind his left one, and push him over it.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking against the element where one holds one at the neck with the hilt, and this is the first breaking, as the breakings are numerous and various.</p>
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| <p>Then, another breaking: if he has you at the neck as before, take your right hand and go with it to the blade of his Messer to between his both hands close to his left one, and pull firmly towards yourself to your right side. “Simultaneously” as the hilt comes free from the neck, grab with your left above his right one to the hilt, and pull downwards to your right side, in that way you take his Messer.</p>
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| <p>Then, another breaking: if he has grabbed you at your neck as before with the hilt, “simultaneously” drop your Messer and go with your right hand behind his left one between his hand and the weak of his Messer, and turn “simultaneously” firmly to your left side. Then, pull firmly with your right hand to the same side.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he has you at your neck with the hilt again as before, “simultaneously” grab with your left hand in the middle of his Messer, and go high with your right hand and do as if you wanted to push the hilt into his face. “Simultaneously” hit the middle of his Messer firmly with your right hand or arm and swing to your left side.</p>

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| <p>Then, another breaking: if he has grabbed you with his hilt at your neck as before, grab with your left hand in his left close to the hand, and pull it to your left side. Then, “simultaneously” strike with your right arm over his both and quickly down and step with your right foot behind his right one and throw him over it, and swing a bit to your left side.</p>
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| <p>Then, if he has grabbed you at the neck as before, “simultaneously” go with your Messer between both of you with the weak to your left side. Then, fall in the armed hand and hit him with the hilt at his throat, as it is depicted below.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about the thrusting through from above but he means if the elements succeeds well, it is with some luck.</p>
| <p><span class="red" style="font-weight:bold;">Out and above thrust through<br/>Learn to break the defence with the armed hand<br/>You can also clench the arms<br/>If you are lucky, you can enjoy it</span></p>

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<p>Here the master states a breaking against the element when one has grabbed your right arm with his left one and speaks: If he wants to show off, etc.</p>
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| <p>You should understand it this way: if your arm is grabbed with your Messer, go with your Messer outside over his arm and put the Messer with the edge forwards on his throat, and press firmly from you with the Messer with the armed hand.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a counter-breaking against the announced breaking and speaks: With the Messer, etc. You should understand it this way: if you have fallen to one over his Messer and he wants to press your throat as it is stated above, “simultaneously” take his Messer at the blade with your right hand or the hilt, and press the blade of his Messer firmly on you to your right side. Then, go with your left hand high to his right one on the inside on the bind of his Messer, and pull firmly to your right side, in that way you take his Messer.</p>
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| <p>Then, another breaking: if he wants [to go] to the throat with his Messer as before, “simultaneously” lower your left arm with your body down and press it firmly to your body, and bow with the back, in that way his intention is spoilt again.</p>
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| <p>Then, another breaking: grab as before with your right hand at his right one, and pull his right arm firmly to your left shoulder. “Simultaneously” go with your left arm firmly around his throat on the outside and step with your left foot in front of his right one, and swing to your right side.</p>
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| <p>Then, grab his right arm as before and pull firmly over your left shoulder, and press firmly downwards. “Simultaneously” press also his left arm to where you have his right arm, and press with your left arm firmly to your left side, and come with your left [hand] from below in the middle of your Messer. Then, step with your foot in front of his left one, and swing to your right side.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking against the counter-breaking and speaks: If he wants, etc. You should understand it this way: if he grabs with his left hand at your hilt [and comes to help his left one with the right hand also at the hilt] and wants to take your Messer as it is stated above, “simultaneously” go with your left hand in his right one, and pull it downwards to your chest. And let your right hand go from the bind and go with the right hand [or arm from above downwards through his right one and lock your right arm over his right one and go with the right one] under his left one to your left hand and leap with the right foot in front of his left one and throw him over it with strength.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking against the counter-breaking. You should understand it this way: if he wants to take your Messer and grab with his left hand from above on your bind, and pushes your Messer down to your left side, and wants to take your Messer, “simultaneously” grab with your left hand in his left one, and pull firmly downwards to your left side. Then, strike your right arm from above over his left one, and go down through the same arm with your right hand, and swing well to your left side, and throw him over your right foot, as it is depicted below.</p>
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<p>Here the master states an arm breaking as he speaks above: If you want, etc. You should understand it this way and how you should break the arm: stand with your left foot forwards and hold your Messer on your right side and on the left leg so that the point is against the man. If he strikes at your opening to your left side, leap with your right foot forwards, and also with your left foot, well to him with the bowed Messer. “Simultaneously” fall with your left hand over his right elbow from behind on it, and press with entire strength to your left side. “Simultaneously” turn with your body from him, and leap with your left foot firmly to your right side with the entire body and force, in that way you break his arm. Amen.</p>
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| <p>Then, another arm-breaking: if you come to him in the ''Zufechten'', stand as stated above. If he strikes to your left side, go bowed with the Messer under his Messer and leap in a twofold manner to him as before. “Simultaneously” grab his right hand with your left one on the inside, and wind it around to your left side on your chest, and go with your right arm down on his right elbow and break firmly upwards. This way you break his right one over your right one. Amen.</p>
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<p>Here the propagator of the art states a breaking against the arm-breaking, and speaks: If he wants to the right, etc. You should understand it this way: if he has gone with his left arm above your right one and wants to break it over his right side, “simultaneously” as he wants to turn around to his right side, leap with your left foot behind his left one and press with your left arm and elbow to his left shoulder. And if you want to push his shoulder, grab with your left hand over his arm in the middle with your Messer, and press upwards and downwards with the entire strength to your right side and throw him on his back.</p>
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<p>Here the propagator of the art teaches how one should liberate himself if one has grabbed the other’s hand, his right one with the left hand. And do it this way: if he has grabbed your hand and wants to do an arm-breaking or whatever, do not let him come to it, break your hand out of his one. Firstly, turn the short edge on the outside on his arm, so that the flat lies on it, and “simultaneously” pull firmly downwards with the lowered point to your left side, so that you are free. “Simultaneously” strike at him through the head or the arm with the long edge.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a teaching and states the rule, etc. You should understand it this way that you should know in the Messer the right time for a particular breaking. And you should also consider his defeat and have reason and do not let yourself be infuriated so that you do not forget the art. You should not solely think about the breakings, either, how you could perform them properly, but also about the elements, and so that you know how you should encounter every single one, and he does what he wants, so that you find an element or a breaking which is applicable. If you cannot do it, let yourself be taught by someone who knows and can do it, and if you know the art of all the masters and you do not know when and how and against whom and against which displacements and against which strokes, elements, breakings and cuts you should perform this or another [technique], your art is of no use for you. You should also have great quickness and proper position of strength in every particular breaking. That is, if one has run under your Messer and has grabbed a hand, arm, leg or foot, and if you have learnt the art, one does not hold you anymore. If you have understood the art properly, you will well remain the master for long.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a good teaching and states the rule, etc. You should understand it this way that you should know in the Messer the right time for a particular element and breaking. You should also know when, how and where and against which, and you should have reason and do not let yourself be infuriated so that you do not forget the art. You should not solely think about the breakings, either, how you could perform them properly, but also about the elements, so that you know how you should encounter every single one, and let him do what he wants, so that you find an element or a breaking which is applicable. If you cannot do it, let yourself be taught by someone who can do it, and if you know the art of all the masters and you do not know when, how or where and against which displacements, strokes, elements, breakings and cuts you should perform this or another [technique], it is of no use for you. You should also have great quickness and proper position in every particular breaking, weak or strong. That is, if one has run under your Messer and has grabbed your hand, arm, leg or foot, and if you have learnt the art, one does not hold you anymore. If you have understood the art properly, you will well remain the master for long.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about an element which is to be performed for amusement. If you want to do it, do it this way: if you bind to him at his left side, “simultaneously” strike around to his right side. And as you strike go behind to his elbow, and hit it firmly from you towards his right side. And “simultaneously” as he gives you his back, strike behind at his hip. Or, if he has shifted a bag onto his arse, strike at it.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: as you come together in the ''Zufechten'' to his left side, strike at his right side, and “simultaneously” turn your left side to his right side. Then, go with your left arm outside over his Messer, and turn your back against him. “Simultaneously” fall with your left [hand] in the middle of your Messer and thrust at him through both your legs. And hold yourself well with the back at him, so that he cannot pull his Messer out of the arms, and lean down forwards, and thrust at his stomach, and frequently withdraw the point again to your left hand, so that he cannot grab you from behind with the point of your Messer. And thrust one or four times skillfully at his stomach or at the private parts. And it is a ridiculous element to perform during a swordsmanship competition.</p>
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<p>Here the master speaks about an element how one should strike at one’s hand or arm. You should understand it this way: if you want to do the element, you must be quite quick in binding, and do it this way: strike at his left side firmly from above a strike from above, and “simultaneously” as the Messers spark together above, strike quickly at his right hand or arm.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches a breaking against the element announced above, as one strikes one at the right hand, as it is written above, and speaks: At the right hand, etc. You should understand it this way: if he wants to strike at your right hand, you should break it this way-if he has bound you on your left side and wants to rapidly strike “simultaneously” at your hand or arm around at your right side, turn “simultaneously” your Messer against his one on your left side, so that the short edge is below and “simultaneously” thrust at his face and work further at the next opening.</p>
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<p>You should understand it this way: if you stand with your left foot forwards and hold your Messer on your right side on the leg, so that the point is against the man and the thumb lies above on the flat of the Messer, and he strikes at your left side to the opening, do not displace, but as he strikes, move the point directly with the stretched arm firmly at his face. And as you shoot, step to his left side with your right foot.</p>
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<p>Then, the master teaches a breaking against the shooting in and speaks: If he wants, etc. You should understand it this way: if he stands in the guard, so that he has his Messer on his right side on his right leg, so that the point is against the man, and as he shoots the point in at you, “simultaneously” shoot equally with him directly at his face, also with the stretched arm. “Simultaneously” wind your Messer on his one with the point to his face, so that the right edge is above and the left blunt one is below. And hold with your hilt well on your left side, and thrust at his face to his left side, and work “simultaneously.”</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches how one should do the element called the stork’s beak and do him this way: stand with your left foot forwards and hold your Messer on your right side at your right foot or above your right knee, so that the point is against the man, and expose yourself with your left side. If he strikes at the opening, pull your left foot well backwards as far as possible and raise your Messer with the stretched arm against his chest, and let him run into the point.</p>
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<p>Here the master teaches an element against the running in and against the fighters who run in eagerly. Prepare against him this way: assume the guard of the ''Bastei'' and as he wants to run into you, hold your Messer with the point forwards and let him run into it. If he wants to displace the point and goes to your Messer, change through “simultaneously” to the next opening.</p>
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<p>You should understand the text this way: if he has bound you on your Messer on your left side, and he wants to strike at your right side, “simultaneously” go high with the hilt under your arm and lower the point down and thrust at his neck or chest.</p>
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<p>Here the propagator of the art speaks about an element that is called the scorpion, and perform the element this way: strike a stroke from above from your right shoulder at his left firmly at his head with the stretched arm. “Simultaneously” as you have struck, let the short edge of your Messer go down as if against your head, the short edge down on your left shoulder. “Simultaneously” thrust again at his face to the left side. If you have not hit him with the thrust, pull your Messer with the point downwards towards yourself, but this way so that the point is lowered to your left side, and strike with the short edge at his head to his right side. “Simultaneously” turn your hilt under your right arm and step with your left foot behind his right one, and strike the long edge at his head. And this element is called the scorpion.</p>
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<p>Now, do the basilisk this way: as you both have bound on the Messers and he is in the crooked displacement or so, lie on his Messer with the long edge and wait when he wants to strike at your right side. If he is close to you in the bind, notice, while he is striking, fall in the armed hand and thrust firmly at his left side at the upper peak at the ear. If he wants to displace and goes high with the Messer, go also high with your arm and thrust with the armed hand firmly at his chest. Then, if he wants to fall on your Messer with the displacement, strike the hilt of the Messer at his head. “Simultaneously” let your right hand again go from the middle of your Messer and grab your hilt again in the right hand and set the point again on his chest. Thus, you have done the basilisk. Thus, you have done the basilisk.</p>
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<p>Here the master says how you should hit the man at the chest with the pommel, that is with the hilt. And do it this way: if he strikes at your ear or at your head to your right or left side, fall in the armed hand and lower the point to his chest. “Simultaneously” work with the blade of your Messer above firmly to the head or go with the armed hand sideways aside and set it at his face or chest.</p>
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<p>Here the master states a breaking if one wants to hit the other with the pommel or with the hilt at the chest and speaks: If he wants with the hilt, etc.</p>
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| <p>Then, notice now how you should perform eight windings from the four hangings. The first upper hanging has two windings and perform it this way: if you come with the ''Zufechten'' to him, stand from your right side in the ''Stier''. If he strikes from above at your left side, wind against his stroke, the short edge on his Messer, again to the ''Stier''. If he sets the thrust aside from his left side, remain on the Messer and wind again to your right side again to the ''Stier'', with the flat on his Messer, and thrust from above at his face. This is one hanging from the right side with two windings on his Messer.</p>
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<p>A note: the meaning of the text is that if you stand in the guard of the ''Bastei'' and he wants to strike in the ''Zufechten'' to your four peaks, you should defend against it with the point, as it is stated above.</p>
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<p>Here the master states how one should double from the crook. If you want to do the doubling on him, do it this way: if you both have bound and he is on your right side and you are on his left side, and you stand with your Messer on his one, so that your thumb is below on your Messer, “simultaneously” wind the long edge on his head and “simultaneously” strike at his left ear with the ''Entrüsthau'' on the blade of his Messer with the blunt edge well around at the head. If you want to take away on the Messer, you can also do this.</p>
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! <p>Illustrations<br/>from the Heidelberg</p>
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! <p>{{rating|C|Draft Translation (from the Munich)}}<br/>by [[Grzegorz&nbsp;Żabiński]], [[Russell&nbsp;A.&nbsp;Mitchell]], [[Falko&nbsp;Fritz]]</p>
! <p>[[Codex Speyer (MS M.I.29)|Salzburg Transcription]] (1491)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Codex_Speyer_(MS_M.I.29) edit]&#93;</span><br/>by [[Dierk Hagedorn]]</p>
! <p>[[Kunst des Messerfechtens (Cod.Pal.Germ.430)|Heidelberg Transcription]] (1478)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Kunst_des_Messerfechtens_(Cod.Pal.Germ.430) edit]&#93;</span><br/>by [[Grzegorz&nbsp;Żabiński]], [[Russell&nbsp;A.&nbsp;Mitchell]], [[Falko&nbsp;Fritz]]</p>
! <p>[[Kunst des Messerfechtens (Cgm 582)|Munich Ⅰ Transcription]] (1482)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Kunst_des_Messerfechtens_(Cgm_582) edit]&#93;</span><br/>by [[Carsten&nbsp;Lorbeer]], [[Julia&nbsp;Lorbeer]], [[Johann&nbsp;Heim]], [[Robert&nbsp;Brunner]], [[Alex&nbsp;Kiermayer]]</p>
! <p>[[Oplodidaskalia sive Armorvm Tractandorvm Meditatio Alberti Dvreri (MS 26-232)|Vienna Transcription]] (1512)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Oplodidaskalia_sive_Armorvm_Tractandorvm_Meditatio_Alberti_Dvreri_(MS_26-232) edit]&#93;</span><br/>by [[Dierk Hagedorn]]</p>
! <p>[[Gregor Erhart Fechtbuch (MS E.1939.65.354)|Glasgow Transcription]] (1533)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Gregor_Erhart_Fechtbuch_(MS_E.1939.65.354) edit]&#93;</span><br/></p>
! <p>[[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (MSS Dresd.C.93/C.94)|Dresden (Mair) Transcription]] (1542)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Opus_Amplissimum_de_Arte_Athletica_(MS_Dresd.C.93) edit]&#93;</span><br/>by [[Pierre-Henry Bas]]</p>
! <p>[[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (Cod.10825/10826)|Vienna (Mair) German Transcription]] (1550s)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Opus_Amplissimum_de_Arte_Athletica_(Cod.10825) edit]&#93;</span><br/></p>
! <p>[[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (Cod.icon. 393)|Munich (Mair) Transcription]] (1540s)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Opus_Amplissimum_de_Arte_Athletica_(Cod.icon._393_I) edit]&#93;</span><br/></p>
! <p>[[Opus Amplissimum de Arte Athletica (Cod.10825/10826)|Vienna (Mair) Latin Transcription]] (1550s)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Opus_Amplissimum_de_Arte_Athletica_(Cod.10825) edit]&#93;</span><br/></p>
! <p>[[Maister Liechtenawers Kunstbuech (Cgm 3712)|Munich Ⅱ Transcription]] (1556)&nbsp;<span class="noprint plainlinks" style="font-weight:normal; font-size:85%;">&#91;[https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Index:Maister_Liechtenawers_Kunstbuech_(Cgm_3712) edit]&#93;</span><br/></p>

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| <p>[1] Illustrious and Very Mighty Prince etc Philip! Since the excellent art of fighting has not been invented by mediocres nor people of minor importance and by no means from the nature of the thing, but by magnificent men of sharpest ability, and so that military exercises be proven by it, You master rightfully this art with greatest vigilance to whatever place You will and commonly and in armour, as much as it belongs to a Prince, and You soundly have both its art and practice.</p>

<p>However, since every art increases from day to day and desire for experiencing gradually grows and finally old things give ground to new ones, Johannes Lecküchner of Nürnberg, most obedient to Your Great Might, has skillfully made from the workshop of his ability not a few points in Messer, worth Your attention, not only in fighting but also in defending, which whether indeed are worth praising and are estimated as lordly, everyone has verified in the long course of passed time and in numerous regions of the world.</p>

<p>Moreover, so that he not be considered as claiming some arrogance to his name, he asks it to be called not an art but a petty art, which will admonish out of itself in this matter, which, whether can be considered as an art, needs to be clarified with hand, wheresoever he is by no means reluctant.</p>

<p>Since he himself offers a text in this vernacular petty codex to Your Great Might, who considers You more worth of this matter than many other men, because of both brilliancy of Your ability and Your bodily integrity and also because of Your jollity towards books.</p>

<p>Therefore, so that also the very matter suit Your Great Might, he rightfully proved the points included below with true experience one after another, and today, so that it pleased Your Magnificence (as he obliged himself above), he promises to prove it today.</p>

<p>Thus, farewell, oh Very Mighty Prince, and Johannes, most prepared in obedience to all Your Great Might, desires eagerly that You not only exercise Your great ability and body in this matter, but that You also overcome, destroy by means of this matter all the men anticipating to struggle against Your Might and You subdue them like Hector the jokers.</p>

<p>Again and again, farewell, oh Illustrious and Very Mighty prince, remembering about him out of compassion of Your generosity.</p>
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  <td> [[Grzegorz&nbsp;Żabiński]], [[Russell&nbsp;A.&nbsp;Mitchell]], [[Falko&nbsp;Fritz]] </td>
  <td> [http://www.hammaborg.de/en/transkriptionen/leckuechner_cgm582/index.php Hammaborg Historischer Schwertkampf] </td>
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== Additional Resources ==

* [[Johannes Lecküchner|Lecküchner, Johannes]]. ''The Art of Swordsmanship by Hans Lecküchner''. Trans. by [[Jeffrey L. Forgeng]]. Boydell Press, 2015. ISBN 9781783270286

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