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'''''Binden''''' (''Binding, Anbinden, Anwinden, Binding'') refers to the engagement of the weapons, typically brought about after one combatant has attacked and the other has parried. | '''''Binden''''' (''Binding, Anbinden, Anwinden, Binding'') refers to the engagement of the weapons, typically brought about after one combatant has attacked and the other has parried. | ||
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Revision as of 04:04, 19 May 2016
Binden (Binding, Anbinden, Anwinden, Binding) refers to the engagement of the weapons, typically brought about after one combatant has attacked and the other has parried.
