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I wield the counter to the first master:&emsp;<br/>
 
I wield the counter to the first master:&emsp;<br/>
I do bad and worse to him with such a cover.&emsp;<br/>
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I'll do bad and worse to him with such a cover.&emsp;<br/>
 
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{{par|r}} I certainly remain in this counter of the first master.
 
{{par|r}} I certainly remain in this counter of the first master.
But also I will now demonstrate so many more bad things by means of this defense.
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But also I will now demonstrate bad things and more by means of this cover.
 
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Latest revision as of 18:28, 27 August 2024

Latin 43r

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Iste licet ludus vix sit hac cognitus arte,
Experto tamen ipse viro succedit honeste.



Contrarium primi servo profecto magistri.
Atque hac tectura mala nunc quam plura probabo.

Italian

Although this play is not used often, 
It is done very well by whoever has practiced it. 

I wield the counter to the first master: 
I'll do bad and worse to him with such a cover. 

English 43r

 
Granted that this play is scarcely known in this art
Nevertheless it honorably succeeds for an experienced man.

I certainly remain in this counter of the first master.
But also I will now demonstrate bad things and more by means of this cover.


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