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User:Kendra Brown/Florius/English MS Latin 11269 08r
Latin 8r
¶ In simili forma, daga clavaque tenaci
Te moror, At clava tegmen mihi prebet. et ista
Daga ferit pectus. Quicquid tamen exigo clava,
Efficeret mucro. quamvis melioribus uti
Possumus hoc ludis, faciles agitando[1] lacertos.
¶ Hic te cum binis baculis / simul et quoque daga
Conmoror. at primum iaciam. reliquumque tenebo
[2]Illo membra tegens / cum nos arctabimus ambos.
Hinc cito te feriam sed aperto pectore daga.
Italian
English 8r
¶ He throws this particular thing to strike back at the three masters before this.
And this is the way to run through the person with a spear through the chest
or face, and before this, you bruise the visage with blood.
¶ You do not injure me much, in contrast, I mix it up against [.]
you and I besiege the resisting one by beating in their teeth.