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| − | + | ✅{{par|b}} Granted that this play is probably scarcely known in this art, | |
For an experienced person, it nevertheless honorably succeeds. | For an experienced person, it nevertheless honorably succeeds. | ||
| − | + | ✅{{par|r}} I certainly pay attention to the counter of the first master. | |
And in addition, I will now demonstrate bad things and more using this cover. | And in addition, I will now demonstrate bad things and more using this cover. | ||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
Revision as of 19:09, 22 July 2025
Latin 43r
¶ 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
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Although this play is not used often, |
[12b-d] Ben che aquesto zogho non sia tropo usado |
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I wield the counter to the first master: |
[8a-b] Delo primo magistro lo contrario reço |
English 43r
✅¶ Granted that this play is probably scarcely known in this art,
For an experienced person, it nevertheless honorably succeeds.
✅¶ I certainly pay attention to the counter of the first master.
And in addition, I will now demonstrate bad things and more using this cover.
