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to be victorious? It maye be saide that the five well ronners sholde<br/>
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to be victorious? It maye be saide that the five well ronners sholde  
have victorie for that they were the greatest nomber, againste<br/>
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have victorie for that they were the greatest nomber, againste  
whome it was alleadged there were two of their fellowes vnhor:<br/>
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whome it was alleadged there were two of their fellowes vnhorsed
sed thorough the virtue of the aduersarie, & therfore the<br/>
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thorough the virtue of the aduersarie, & therfore the  
losse sholde light on that side, because there is no greater dish:<br/>
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losse sholde light on that side, because there is no greater dishonnor
onnor in actsof armes then to fall from horsback. ffor al:<br/>
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in actsof armes then to fall from horsback. ffor althought
thought a man at armes hath all daye ronne faire & order:<br/>
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a man at armes hath all daye ronne faire & orderlie
lie yet yf in thende he fall, no prise or honnor shalbe allotted<br/>
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yet yf in thende he fall, no prise or honnor shalbe allotted  
vnto him. Therfore the reproch due vnto those two that<br/>
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vnto him. Therfore the reproch due vnto those two that  
were vnhorsed doth blemish the commendacion that the<br/>
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were vnhorsed doth blemish the commendacion that the  
other five well doers on that side deserued. On the<br/>
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other five well doers on that side deserued. On the  
contrarie it was alleadged, that forasmuch as five compa:<br/>
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contrarie it was alleadged, that forasmuch as five companions
nions of those ij best doers had verie evell performed their<br/>
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of those ij best doers had verie evell performed their  
parts wth losse of manie launces. That therfore they<br/>
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parts wth losse of manie launces. That therfore they  
were in worst estate, then they, havinge but two fellowes<br/>
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were in worst estate, then they, havinge but two fellowes  
overthrowne. wherfore the aduersaries well doers beinge in<br/>
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overthrowne. wherfore the aduersaries well doers beinge in  
nomber but two & they five the honnor ought to be theirs<br/>
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nomber but two & they five the honnor ought to be theirs  
as a greater nomber of well doers. vppon wch consideracon<br/>
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as a greater nomber of well doers. vppon wch consideracon  
of wch arguments it semeth that thease in respecte of the<br/>
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of wch arguments it semeth that thease in respecte of the  
evell perfourmaunce of the five on the aduersaries parte<br/>
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evell perfourmaunce of the five on the aduersaries parte  
wolde have the glorie of the other two to be no honnor at<br/>
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wolde have the glorie of the other two to be no honnor at  
all. This doubt is to be decided cheiflie by men at armes<br/>
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all. This doubt is to be decided cheiflie by men at armes  
rather then by Ciuilians or Philosophers. Yet my opinion is<br/>
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rather then by Ciuilians or Philosophers. Yet my opinion is  
that the contrarie partie of those that were ouerthrown<br/>
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that the contrarie partie of those that were ouerthrown  
ought to be victorious, for that to fall from horsback is in<br/>
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ought to be victorious, for that to fall from horsback is in  
the exercise of armes (as erst I saide) a most reprochfull<br/>
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the exercise of armes (as erst I saide) a most reprochfull  
acte, wherin appeareth viletie of minde, & lack of skill in<br/>
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acte, wherin appeareth viletie of minde, & lack of skill in  
ridinge and (death except) the greatest dishonnor that can<br/>
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ridinge and (death except) the greatest dishonnor that can  
happen to a gentleman professinge armes. Notwthstanding<br/>
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happen to a gentleman professinge armes. Notwthstanding  
yf mine opinion shall not satisfie in this behalf? The<br/>
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yf mine opinion shall not satisfie in this behalf? The  
 
Iudge maye put downe a Iudgement more certeine.
 
Iudge maye put downe a Iudgement more certeine.

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to be victorious? It maye be saide that the five well ronners sholde have victorie for that they were the greatest nomber, againste whome it was alleadged there were two of their fellowes vnhorsed thorough the virtue of the aduersarie, & therfore the losse sholde light on that side, because there is no greater dishonnor in actsof armes then to fall from horsback. ffor althought a man at armes hath all daye ronne faire & orderlie yet yf in thende he fall, no prise or honnor shalbe allotted vnto him. Therfore the reproch due vnto those two that were vnhorsed doth blemish the commendacion that the other five well doers on that side deserued. On the contrarie it was alleadged, that forasmuch as five companions of those ij best doers had verie evell performed their parts wth losse of manie launces. That therfore they were in worst estate, then they, havinge but two fellowes overthrowne. wherfore the aduersaries well doers beinge in nomber but two & they five the honnor ought to be theirs as a greater nomber of well doers. vppon wch consideracon of wch arguments it semeth that thease in respecte of the evell perfourmaunce of the five on the aduersaries parte wolde have the glorie of the other two to be no honnor at all. This doubt is to be decided cheiflie by men at armes rather then by Ciuilians or Philosophers. Yet my opinion is that the contrarie partie of those that were ouerthrown ought to be victorious, for that to fall from horsback is in the exercise of armes (as erst I saide) a most reprochfull acte, wherin appeareth viletie of minde, & lack of skill in ridinge and (death except) the greatest dishonnor that can happen to a gentleman professinge armes. Notwthstanding yf mine opinion shall not satisfie in this behalf? The Iudge maye put downe a Iudgement more certeine.