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• Truthe of the Sworde (MS Harley 4206)
  | name = [[name::Truthe of the Sworde]] ...ost from the main text but survives as the [[Mathematical Demonstration of the Sorde (MS Harley 5219)|MS Harley 5219]].
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• Mathematical Demonstration of the Sorde (MS Harley 5219)
  | name = [[name::Mathematical Demonstration of the Sorde]] ...ess, 2000. p329 #82.</ref> The original currently rests in the holdings of the [[British Library]] in London, United Kingdom. This treatise includes illus
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• Poem of the Pel (Ashmole MS 45 II)
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• Poem of the Pel (Cottonian MS Titus A.xxiii)
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• Three treatises on the art of fencing (Add MS 17533)
  | name = [[name::Three treatises on the art of fencing]] ...ed Kingdom. This manuscript is a compendium of lessons on fencing based on the teachings of earlier masters, including [[Salvator Fabris]], his student He
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• Fühlen
  ...e opponent’s intent by the strength or weakness of his weapon’s contact in the bind. .
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• Edel Krieg
  Page for the noble war. What is the term for the three ranges? Category needs to be made.
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• Mutieren
  ...]] which is also typically regarded as two tempo thrust in opposition from the bind. {{#evp:youtube|L5otXPOzdpc| A discussion of the concept and appropriate footwork by Jeff Tsay (2009)|left}}
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• Bastarda
  ...ipts were designed to provide a simplified letter that was appropriate for the copying of books or documents of minor value or importance. ...y developed into the national ''Fraktur'' type which remained in use until the mid-twentieth century.
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• Duplieren
  ...to a cut being displaced or parried. The swordsman immediately cuts to the other side (eg. right v. left) without withdrawing his blade away from to opponen ...ght arm, driving at the same time out with both arms, and hit him with the the short edge behind his blade onto his head.
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• Hans von Speyer
  ....I.29]], a [[fencing manual]] compiling several significant treatises from the [[Fellowship of Liechtenauer|tradition of Johannes Liechtenauer]]. ...ace for Johannes Gutenburg's ''42-Line Bible'', but this may or may not be the same scribe.
  478 bytes (77 words) - 19:51, 25 April 2016
• Simple Rule I
  ...int on the ground as at the beginning, and all the rules having to do with the montante negro will have this ending.
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• Drey Wunder
  ..."three wonders") refers to the three basic types of offensive action with the blade, viz. ...itt'' or "cut" (putting pressure on and performing a cutting movement with the edge).
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• 1617- Joseph Swetnam - The Schoole of the Noble and Worthy Science of Defence
  #REDIRECT [[The Schoole of the Noble and Worthy Science of Defence (Joseph Swetnam)]]
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• Binden
  ...weapons, typically brought about after one combatant has attacked and the other has parried. [[Category:Other Techniques]][[Category:German Techniques]][[Category:Concepts]][[Category:G
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• Luis Barbarán/Rivera 2015
  <section begin="1"/>In the name of the lord Saint George, the first rule of the sword in two hands is: ''Mutante'' entering the right leg, ''fas mutante'' entering the left leg, as many times as you like and forward and turn back.<section end=
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• Thomas Stoeppler
  ...y critical issues feel free to contact me (Forum ID is ''T. Stoeppler'' on the SFI / [http://www.swordforum.com/ www.swordforum.com])
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• Medieval Hand-to-Hand Combat
  ...ollowed up with a good grappling/Ringen book. But Jeffrey Hull has one in the works that will hopefully be out in 2010.
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• Flügel
  Page for the wing cut. The [[Flügelhau]] is also mentioned in the additional section of [[Martin Siber]]'s poem, as well as in [[Mair]]'s lon
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• Early New High German
  ...rly New High German'' (ENHG, in German ''Frühneuhochdeutsch'') is given to the intermediate stage between [[Middle High German]] and Modern German proper. The period during which Early New High German was spoken (and written) is not v
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• Deutscher Dachverband Historischer Fechter
  ...s with a total of about 1000 individuals (May 2015). The DDHF is member of the international Federation [http://ifhema.com ifhema] since December 2014.
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• Bleiben
  ...ntent. Closely related to [[Fühlen]]. The technique was also referenced by the German publisher Christian Egenolph. [[Category:Other Techniques]][[Category:German Techniques]][[Category:Concepts]][[Category:G
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• Unarmored fencing
  ...Talhoffer1467 25.jpg|thumb|200px|Unarmoured longsword fencers (plate 25 of the 1467 manual of [[Hans Talhoffer]])]] ...ing both to disable an opponent and align the swordsman and his weapon for the next attack.
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• Colpo di Villano
  ...'''Colpo di Villano''' (Colpo del Villano/Vilano) is a technique found in the treatise of [[Fiore de'i Liberi]].
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• Oberhau
  ''Oberhau'', lit. "upper strike", in the German school is the term for any strike delivered downward from a high guard. This contrasts with [[Unterhau]] ("lower strike"), the term for any strike delivered upward from a low guard.
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