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| − | daye is had in memorie. Also Mario capteine of the Romains | + | daye is had in memorie. Also ''Mario'' capteine of the ''Romains'' |
| − | at the overthrowe of the Cymbri otherwise called Flamingi | + | at the overthrowe of the ''Cymbri'' otherwise called ''Flamingi'' |
| − | at what time he determined to fight wth his Ennemie | + | at what time he determined to fight wth his Ennemie commanded |
| − | + | that his whole armie sholde eate temperatlie and afterwardes | |
| − | attending the helpe of the sonne wch shined vppon the face of | + | attending the helpe of the sonne wch shined vppon the face of |
| − | thennemie thorough force therof & the duste wthout greate | + | thennemie thorough force therof & the duste wthout greate |
| − | resistaunce he vanquished that moste obstinate people Not | + | resistaunce he vanquished that moste obstinate people Not |
| − | wthstanding (as in one place it is recited) the lawe Civile & | + | wthstanding (as in one place it is recited) the lawe Civile & |
| − | the lawes of Lombardie doe not permitt, that in combatts | + | the lawes of ''Lombardie'' doe not permitt, that in combatts |
| − | there shalbe vsed any herbes venemous devises, or other divelish | + | there shalbe vsed any herbes venemous devises, or other divelish |
| − | arts. Therfore the Prince havinge admitted free & | + | arts. Therfore the Prince havinge admitted free & indifferente |
| − | + | feilde, it semeth that he that caste abroade theas pricks | |
| − | hathe iniustlie violated the securitie of his lorde. The lawe | + | hathe iniustlie violated the securitie of his lorde. The lawe |
| − | saith that Princes doe make the place of Combatt sacred | + | saith that Princes doe make the place of Combatt sacred |
| − | & lawfull & whosoeuer dooth violate the same deserueth | + | & lawfull & whosoeuer dooth violate the same deserueth punishmente. |
| − | + | And therfore because the offence committed was | |
| − | contrarie to the true nature of Combat wherin a man | + | contrarie to the true nature of Combat wherin a man |
| − | ought to offende his ennemie only by meanes allowable in armes | + | ought to offende his ennemie only by meanes allowable in armes |
| − | this arte semeth an vnlawfull crafte and great treason, for the | + | this arte semeth an vnlawfull crafte and great treason, for the |
| − | agrement was to fight wth swordes & not otherwise. ffor | + | agrement was to fight wth swordes & not otherwise. ffor |
| − | thease reasons it semeth it is not lawfull to offende the | + | thease reasons it semeth it is not lawfull to offende the ennemie |
| − | + | by other deceipts, and though it be permitted in combatts for | |
| − | liffe and death to vse all pollecies, yet shall it not exceede | + | liffe and death to vse all pollecies, yet shall it not exceede |
| − | the articles agreed vppon. Therfore accordinge to the lawe | + | the articles agreed vppon. Therfore accordinge to the lawe |
| − | he deserueth no rewarde that dishonestlie transgresseth the | + | he deserueth no rewarde that dishonestlie transgresseth the |
| − | Couenents agreed of. And albeit in Combatts for lief it is | + | Couenents agreed of. And albeit in Combatts for lief it is |
| − | lawfull everie waye to offende the ennemie, yet is it intended | + | lawfull everie waye to offende the ennemie, yet is it intended |
| − | that the same shall not be wth other weopons or aduauntage | + | that the same shall not be wth other weopons or aduauntage |
| − | then were agreed vppon by order & Custome in armes and | + | then were agreed vppon by order & Custome in armes and |
| − | not by such meanes as are not allowable therby. As for | + | not by such meanes as are not allowable therby. As for |
| − | example yf two doe appointe to fight wth swordes, it is | + | example yf two doe appointe to fight wth swordes, it is |
| − | not lawfull yt anie of them shall bring to the feilde a | + | not lawfull yt anie of them shall bring to the feilde a |
| − | launce a Crosbowe or such like, and this I affirme for | + | launce a Crosbowe or such like, and this I affirme for |
| − | reason and lawe vnder the correction of experte capteines | + | reason and lawe vnder the correction of experte capteines |
| − | Conductors & others longe practized in the discipline of | + | Conductors & others longe practized in the discipline of |
| − | Armes. | + | Armes. ~ . ~ . ~ . ~ . ~ . ~ . ~ |
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daye is had in memorie. Also Mario capteine of the Romains at the overthrowe of the Cymbri otherwise called Flamingi at what time he determined to fight wth his Ennemie commanded that his whole armie sholde eate temperatlie and afterwardes attending the helpe of the sonne wch shined vppon the face of thennemie thorough force therof & the duste wthout greate resistaunce he vanquished that moste obstinate people Not wthstanding (as in one place it is recited) the lawe Civile & the lawes of Lombardie doe not permitt, that in combatts there shalbe vsed any herbes venemous devises, or other divelish arts. Therfore the Prince havinge admitted free & indifferente feilde, it semeth that he that caste abroade theas pricks hathe iniustlie violated the securitie of his lorde. The lawe saith that Princes doe make the place of Combatt sacred & lawfull & whosoeuer dooth violate the same deserueth punishmente. And therfore because the offence committed was contrarie to the true nature of Combat wherin a man ought to offende his ennemie only by meanes allowable in armes this arte semeth an vnlawfull crafte and great treason, for the agrement was to fight wth swordes & not otherwise. ffor thease reasons it semeth it is not lawfull to offende the ennemie by other deceipts, and though it be permitted in combatts for liffe and death to vse all pollecies, yet shall it not exceede the articles agreed vppon. Therfore accordinge to the lawe he deserueth no rewarde that dishonestlie transgresseth the Couenents agreed of. And albeit in Combatts for lief it is lawfull everie waye to offende the ennemie, yet is it intended that the same shall not be wth other weopons or aduauntage then were agreed vppon by order & Custome in armes and not by such meanes as are not allowable therby. As for example yf two doe appointe to fight wth swordes, it is not lawfull yt anie of them shall bring to the feilde a launce a Crosbowe or such like, and this I affirme for reason and lawe vnder the correction of experte capteines Conductors & others longe practized in the discipline of Armes. ~ . ~ . ~ . ~ . ~ . ~ . ~
