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| − | {{par|b}} I hold the spatha [ | + | {{par|b}} I hold the spatha pressed together [with the other sword] with the point in a crossed position. |
| + | Following out of the other part I oppress the chest with the point. | ||
| − | {{par|r}} | + | {{par|r}} The lecture of my teacher having been heard first, |
| + | The violent tip of the sword approaches the juicy throat. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:53, 29 October 2024
Latin 14r
¶ In cruce compressam teneo cum cuspide spatam. ☜
Ex alia secundum parte gravo cum cuspide pectus.
¶ Audito sermone mei nunc ante magistri
Guttur adit madidum mucronis turbida cuspis.
Italian
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By crossing with you at the tip of the sword |
[19b-a] Per incrosar cum ti a punta de spada |
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From the strike of which the preceding Master spoke, |
[19b-b] Per lo ferir che dise el magistro ch'e denançi posto |
English 14r
¶ I hold the spatha pressed together [with the other sword] with the point in a crossed position.
Following out of the other part I oppress the chest with the point.
¶ The lecture of my teacher having been heard first,
The violent tip of the sword approaches the juicy throat.
