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| − | Not leaving the catch, I | + | Not leaving the catch, I step underneath your arm; <br/> |
I will cause you trouble from behind your shoulders. <br/> | I will cause you trouble from behind your shoulders. <br/> | ||
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| − | {{par|r}} | + | {{par|r}} The student can, by chance, make this play of |
| + | that master and can snatch away the powerful dagger. | ||
| − | {{par|b}} | + | {{par|b}} Behold, I cross underneath the shoulder in this playing. |
| + | I have left the taken thing [i.e., the dagger] alone. But I will harm the back. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:40, 23 April 2024
Latin 37v
- ¶ Hunc ludum poterit istius forte magistri
Discipulus facere. dagam que auferre[1] potentem
¶ En ego transivj subter ludendo lacertum.
Capturamque etiam liquj. Sed terga gravabo.
Italian
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The first scholar of this, my master, |
[12b-c] De questo mio magistro lo primo suo scolar |
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Not leaving the catch, I step underneath your arm; |
[12a-f] Non lassando la presa pasaii per soto tuo braço |
English 37v
¶ The student can, by chance, make this play of
that master and can snatch away the powerful dagger.
¶ Behold, I cross underneath the shoulder in this playing.
I have left the taken thing [i.e., the dagger] alone. But I will harm the back.
- ↑ This is read as a corrected error, in which the scribe began to write aufa, crossed out the 'a', continued the 're' and used the 'er' abbreviation above the incorrect letter.
