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=== 97v a English smoothed === | === 97v a English smoothed === | ||
| − | + | You can make 24 gestures from 8 windings and you can use them for any method and against any method. | |
You can find how to form these and when to use them in the preceding [sequences][^1] and in the following [index and remaining manuscript]. | You can find how to form these and when to use them in the preceding [sequences][^1] and in the following [index and remaining manuscript]. | ||
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Munich 97v / PDF page 40
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97v a
97v a Latin
Igitur ex octo intorsionibus proveniunt viginti quattuor habitus tot enim octo ex sese pariunt. Qua autem ratione iis sit utendum, et contra quos habitus, nec non quomodo formentur aut quando sit usurpandum, partim in superioribus, partim vero ex subsequentibus cognosci potest.
97v a Latin (Sandbox)
- Igitur ex octo intorsionibus proveniunt viginti quattuor habitus tot enim octo ex sese pariunt.
- Qua autem ratione iis sit utendum,
- et contra quos habitus,[^2]
- nec non quomodo formentur aut quando sit usurpandum,
- partim in superioribus,
- partim vero ex subsequentibus cognosci potest.
97v a English
- Therefore from eight windings you can find twenty-four gestures, namely as many as the eight produce from themselves.
- Moreover, one would use these (24) for any method,
- and against those gestures,
- and also, how it is formed or when it is to be used,
- you can find some in the preceding,
- some in the following.[^3]
97v a English smoothed
You can make 24 gestures from 8 windings and you can use them for any method and against any method. You can find how to form these and when to use them in the preceding [sequences][^1] and in the following [index and remaining manuscript].
97r a notes
- [^1]: sequences from the German 'stucken' Stücken.
- [^2]: German has "from these stances" here but Latin has "against"
- [^3]: Presumably refers to the index on the same page and the rest of the manuscript.
