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Hengen
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Primary Sources
Joachim Meÿer's Treatise
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1570 Edition
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Hanging From the preceeding, Hanging is to be understood clearly, this you do thusly: When you stand in the Plough and your opponent strikes to you, drive your grip above you so that the blade hangs somewhat toward the ground, and take his strike thus on your blade’s flat, to then work with Winding to the next opening. |
[Ⅰ.22r.3] Hengen. HEngen ist auß dem vorigen klar zuverstehen, das mach also, Wann du im Pflug stehest, und dein widerpart auff dich Hauwet, so fahr mit deinem gefeß ubersich das die kling etwas gegen der erden hang, unnd empfach damit seinen streich auff deiner klingen fleche, als denn arbeite mit Winden, der nechste Blösse zu. |