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| + | Overwhelming your limbs with the raging point/swrod, or with your own [sword] | ||
| + | you trust that your fortune is present | ||
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Revision as of 21:30, 23 January 2024
Latin 29r
¶ Iste motus quo privo virum ludendo mucrone
Dicitur a cunctis sopranus dexter in armis.
Quem multis vicibus ego Florius ipse probavj.
- ¶ Accipiens ensem / medianum protinus ictum
Efficio / mucrone premens tua membra furentj
Vel proprio / vel forte tuo quem credis adesse.
Italian
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This taking of the sword is called Above; |
[24a-b] Questo tor de spada e chiamato lo soprano |
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Here I make the taking of the sword in the middle, |
[24a-c] Lo meçano tor de spada aqui io faço |
English 29r
¶ This movement, by means of which I rob the man with the sword during play,
Is called High on the Right by everyone in arms.
I, Florius, have tested this myself in many exchanges.
¶ Grabbing the sword, I immediately execute a middle strike
Overwhelming your limbs with the raging point/swrod, or with your own [sword]
you trust that your fortune is present
