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Of two men at Armes thone vnhorsed wth his owne sworde strake his owne horse, wch horse thorough furie of the wonde goeth to the other horse & fightinge wth him, causeth his rider to fall also in fallinge breaketh his legge & dieth. ca. 14

Of two fighters, of whome, the one taketh the other by the legge, & he holdeth him till thende of the daye wthout furthr hurte whether for so doinge he be victorious. ca. 15

Of two men at Armes, thone of them by channce thorough his his [sic] horses stomblinge vppon a Troncheon of broken lannce & not thennemies force falleth. ca. 16

Of one that brought certeine pricks of Iron & by such crafte overcame his ennemie. ca. 17

Of two gent the one in fightinge saide I yelde & at the same instannt strake his ennemie & slewe him. ca. 18

When two men at Armes doe incounter, thone is vnhorsed the other loseth his stirrops, is amazed & wandreth he wot not whether wch of them is victored. ca. 19

When ii men at armes do capitulate to ronne iii Courses for lyfe, & then wth ye sworde to ende the Combat, at the first course the one beinge lightlie armed dismounteth & hurtheth thennemies horse. ca. 20

When two gent fight for a quarrell of treason, afterlonge fightenge & neither of them vanquished, whether by the Iudge they maye be parted. ca. 21

Where ii fighte on horsbacke for life, the one is vnhorsed & lieth flat vnseene, whether a standrby maye wthout punishement speake. ca. 22

Where ii men at armes doe agre to fight for life wth condicion that wch of them be vnhorsed or hurte sholde be vanquished & dishonnored, the one thorough disgrace, & not the ennemies virtue falleth wthout hurte, whether the other maye claime victorie. ca. 23

When ii men at armes be agreed to ronne certeine courses& yf he that receiveth moste hurte sholde be victored, it happeneth they were both hurte in diuers places, wch of them ought be victorious. ca. 24

In fight betwext two gent the one hath his eie put owte the other his nose cut of wch of them deserueth most honnor. ca. 25