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Difference between revisions of "User:Kendra Brown/Florius/English MS Latin 11269 33v"
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| − | that uses both palms, just as that master does | + | that uses both palms, just as that master does |
who seizes the comrade with both hands during wrestling. | who seizes the comrade with both hands during wrestling. | ||
Revision as of 18:51, 15 July 2025
Latin 33v
- ¶ Hoc ego contrarium palmis nunc querito binis,
Ut me defendem[1] veluti facit ille magister.
Qui capit ambabus manibus luctando sodalem.
- ¶ Pectore me prendis. Nec adhuc mihi ledere posses.
Denodabo tuum tamen hunc luctando lacertum.
Italian
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To the master who makes a catch with two hands, |
[10a-c] Del magistro che fa cum due mane presa |
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As a master, I want each of my [students] to know[2] |
[10a-e] Io voio che çaschadun de mi magistro saça |
English 33v
✅¶ In order to defend myself, now I seek the counter to this [person]
that uses both palms, just as that master does
who seizes the comrade with both hands during wrestling.
🛠️¶ You catch me by the chest, and yet you still cannot injure me,
Yet I will dislocate this shoulder by means of wrestling.
