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The '''''Falkner Turnierbuch''''' was a [[nationality::German]] [[fencing manual]] authored by [[Peter Falkner]], probably created around the turn of the 16th century. The original was previously held by the Strasbourg City Archive, and likely destroyed, along with the rest of the Archive, by Prussian bombardment during the Siege of Strasbourg in 1870. It is mentioned in several texts between 1698 and 1784, the last of which is a dictionary which includes 94 quotations from the manuscript as examples of word usage.<ref>Scherz, Johann Georg. ''Johannis Georgii Scherzii J.U.D. et P.P. argentoratensis Glossarium germanicum medii aevi potissimum dialecti suevicae edidit illustravit supplevit Jeremias Jacobus Oberlinus, phil. D. et P.P. argentoratensis''. Strasbourg: Lorenzii et Schuleri, 1781-84.</ref> Olivier Dupuis notes that the manuscript could have been removed from the Archive between the last mention in 1784 and the Siege of Strasbourg, such as during the French Revolution, but there's no way to know short of coming upon it in a different collection.
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The '''''Falkner Turnierbuch''''' was a [[nationality::German]] [[fencing manual]] authored by [[Peter Falkner]], probably created around the turn of the 16th century. The original was previously held by the Strasbourg City Archive and likely destroyed, along with virtually all of the books in the Archive, by Prussian bombardment during the Siege of Strasbourg in 1870. It is mentioned in several texts between 1698 and 1784, the last of which is a dictionary which includes 94 quotations from the manuscript as examples of word usage.<ref>Scherz, Johann Georg. ''Johannis Georgii Scherzii J.U.D. et P.P. argentoratensis Glossarium germanicum medii aevi potissimum dialecti suevicae edidit illustravit supplevit Jeremias Jacobus Oberlinus, phil. D. et P.P. argentoratensis''. Strasbourg: Lorenzii et Schuleri, 1781-84.</ref> [[Olivier Dupuis]] notes that the manuscript could have been removed from the Archive between the last mention in 1784 and the Siege of Strasbourg in 1870 (such as during the French Revolution), but there's no way to know short of coming upon it in a different collection.
  
 
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The following were transcribed by [[Christian Trosclair]] from Scherz' dictionary:
 
 
 
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''The following were transcribed by [[Christian Trosclair]] from Scherz' dictionary:''
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p. ???. hie hebt sich an die kunst zu rosz das erst myt der gleuen darnach mit dem SCHWERT vnd yn ringen.
 
p. ???. hie hebt sich an die kunst zu rosz das erst myt der gleuen darnach mit dem SCHWERT vnd yn ringen.
  
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p. 042. den WINCKER soltu erstrecken vnd die meister damit erwecken, zwifach ler WINCKEN zu der rechten von der lincken. p.p. wiltu die meister pluiwen, des WINCKERS soltu dich frewen, was da kuimpt krump oder schlecht, das sy dem WYNCKER alles gerecht. das ist, wen du uff in wilt hawen, vorsetzt er dan mit hangen dem messer, das sin schnid vber sich stee vnd der ort nider hang, so schlach im mit dem ruck dinnes messers oben vber das sin hoch zu dem kopff, das ist gut.
 
p. 042. den WINCKER soltu erstrecken vnd die meister damit erwecken, zwifach ler WINCKEN zu der rechten von der lincken. p.p. wiltu die meister pluiwen, des WINCKERS soltu dich frewen, was da kuimpt krump oder schlecht, das sy dem WYNCKER alles gerecht. das ist, wen du uff in wilt hawen, vorsetzt er dan mit hangen dem messer, das sin schnid vber sich stee vnd der ort nider hang, so schlach im mit dem ruck dinnes messers oben vber das sin hoch zu dem kopff, das ist gut.
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p. 042. vier LEGER soltu absinnen im messer fechten wiltu gewinnern bestey vnd lug ins land stier v. eber sy dir bekant. lystu hoch in der hoech das der spitz uiber sich stee, wil er dir damit die wer vnderlaufen so gee schel mit hangendem ort gegen sinem messer mit dym ort an den sin das heisset der LUG INS LAND. Stestu aber im STIER v. kerst im den ort zu dem gesicht zu diner rechten sitten schecht er dan vff dich oder sticht dir zu so stich schnel im zu dem gesicht an sin messer. Lystu aber in dem EBER vnd halst din messer uff den beinen wil er schlachen so gee mit verwunder hand vnd nesser (f.l. messer) vnd auff an das sin vnd schlach im nach dem arm oder kopf zu siner rechten sytten. Stestu in der POSTEY das das messer vor lytt strags by dem fus des lyncken uff der erden hawt er dir dan aber zu so gee aber uff das der ort zu deiner lincken sytten nider hang an sin messer vnd haw im nach der lincken sytten oder arm. das sind die vier sersetzen wider di vier LEGER.
  
 
p. 043. was da kruimp oder schlecht, das sy dem wincker alles GERECHT.
 
p. 043. was da kruimp oder schlecht, das sy dem wincker alles GERECHT.
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p. 142. krump nicht zuck haw dvrch WECHSEL da mit schaw. cf. WEICHSZELN.
 
p. 142. krump nicht zuck haw dvrch WECHSEL da mit schaw. cf. WEICHSZELN.
 
p. 142. vier LEGER soltu absinnen im messer fechten wiltu gewinnern bestey vnd lug ins land stier v. eber sy dir bekant. lystu hoch in der hoech das der spitz uiber sich stee, wil er dir damit die wer vnderlaufen so gee schel mit hangendem ort gegen sinem messer mit dym ort an den sin das heisset der LUG INS LAND. Stestu aber im STIER v. kerst im den ort zu dem gesicht zu diner rechten sitten schecht er dan vff dich oder sticht dir zu so stich schnel im zu dem gesicht an sin messer. Lystu aber in dem EBER vnd halst din messer uff den beinen wil er schlachen so gee mit verwunder hand vnd nesser (f.l. messer) vnd auff an das sin vnd schlach im nach dem arm oder kopf zu siner rechten sytten. Stestu in der POSTEY das das messer vor lytt strags by dem fus des lyncken uff der erden hawt er dir dan aber zu so gee aber uff das der ort zu deiner lincken sytten nider hang an sin messer vnd haw im nach der lincken sytten oder arm. das sind die vier sersetzen wider di vier LEGER.
 
  
 
p. 142. vnd wart disz zu oben vor dem haupt mit dem gehiltz wol gedackt sihest auch brichstus mit dem stuck des OISCHENN den treib also &c.
 
p. 142. vnd wart disz zu oben vor dem haupt mit dem gehiltz wol gedackt sihest auch brichstus mit dem stuck des OISCHENN den treib also &c.
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p. 221. pindt dir ainer an mit der STANGEN vn wil dich mit dem ort in das angesicht stossen, alz da an der ersten stuck gemalten stat, so trit fur mit dinem lincken fusz v. schlag ym sin STANGEN mit dinem hintern ort hinweg v. stosz ein mit dem ort in dasz angesicht &c. cf. & STEINSTOSSEN
 
p. 221. pindt dir ainer an mit der STANGEN vn wil dich mit dem ort in das angesicht stossen, alz da an der ersten stuck gemalten stat, so trit fur mit dinem lincken fusz v. schlag ym sin STANGEN mit dinem hintern ort hinweg v. stosz ein mit dem ort in dasz angesicht &c. cf. & STEINSTOSSEN
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Latest revision as of 15:31, 19 August 2024

Falkner Turnierbuch
Presumed destroyed
HagedornPFSLeng
WierschinHils
Type
Date ca. 1500
Place of origin Unknown
Language(s) Early New High German
Author(s) Peter Falkner
Previously kept Strasbourg City Archive
Identified Christian Trosclair

The Falkner Turnierbuch was a German fencing manual authored by Peter Falkner, probably created around the turn of the 16th century. The original was previously held by the Strasbourg City Archive and likely destroyed, along with virtually all of the books in the Archive, by Prussian bombardment during the Siege of Strasbourg in 1870. It is mentioned in several texts between 1698 and 1784, the last of which is a dictionary which includes 94 quotations from the manuscript as examples of word usage.[1] Olivier Dupuis notes that the manuscript could have been removed from the Archive between the last mention in 1784 and the Siege of Strasbourg in 1870 (such as during the French Revolution), but there's no way to know short of coming upon it in a different collection.

Provenance

Contents

Gloss of Liechtenauer's Recital on mounted fencing by Pseudo-Peter von Danzig
Gloss of Liechtenauer's Recital on short sword fencing by Pseudo-Peter von Danzig
Unidentified armored teachings
Messer by Johannes Lecküchner
Wrestling related to the treatise of Ott Jud
Unidentified sword teachings
Gloss of Liechtenauer's Recital on long sword fencing by Pseudo-Peter von Danzig
Additional teachings typically attributed to Jörg Wilhalm

Gallery

Additional Resources

The following is a list of publications containing scans, transcriptions, and translations relevant to this article, as well as published peer-reviewed research.

None.

References

  1. Scherz, Johann Georg. Johannis Georgii Scherzii J.U.D. et P.P. argentoratensis Glossarium germanicum medii aevi potissimum dialecti suevicae edidit illustravit supplevit Jeremias Jacobus Oberlinus, phil. D. et P.P. argentoratensis. Strasbourg: Lorenzii et Schuleri, 1781-84.

Copyright and License Summary

For further information, including transcription and translation notes, see the discussion page.

Work Author(s) Source License
Images
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Transcription Johann Georg Scherz, Christian Trosclair
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