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You will go to the ground because of your lack of knowledge,&emsp;<br/>
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By the catch of my master which doesn't fail me,&emsp;<br/>
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And in armour this is a particularly safe throw.
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I thus break your arm over my shoulder.
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This leads to a broken ruined arm,<br/>
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Your dagger will quickly be taken from you&emsp;<br/>
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As you will find out when I have you in this hold.
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With this catch, I make your elbow turn.
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{{par|b}} Because of the taking [which] that master now makes,
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{{par|r}} I will snatch your dagger suddenly with a violent whirlwind,
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Before I, the Strong One, will also turn your arm close by the elbow.
 
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Latest revision as of 21:03, 6 February 2024

Latin 23r

Page:MS Latin 11269 23r.jpg

Propter capturam quam nunc facit ille magister /
Non sine fractura discedes credo lacertj.


Arripiam subito violento turbine dagam
Ante tamen cubitum prope volvam brachia fortis[1]

Italian

By the catch of my master which doesn't fail me, 
I thus break your arm over my shoulder.

[7a-c] Per la presa delo magistro a'mi non falla
Che non ti rompa el braço sopra mia spalla

Your dagger will quickly be taken from you 
With this catch, I make your elbow turn.

[7a-e] La tua daga ben presta ti sera tolta
Per apresso el tuo cubito façando volta

English 23r

 
Because of the taking [which] that master now makes,
I believe [that] you will not withdraw without a broken/fractured shoulder.

I will snatch your dagger suddenly with a violent whirlwind,
Before I, the Strong One, will also turn your arm close by the elbow.

MS Latin 11269 23r.jpg

  1. ↑ Added later: "scilicet ego".
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