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Discorso del Tornear a Piedi (Giovanni Battista Gaiani)
Discorso del Tornear a Piedi | |
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Discourse on Foot Tournaments | |
Full title | Discorso del Tornear a Piedi Giovanni Battista Gaiani |
Author(s) | Giovanni Battista Gaiani |
Dedicated to | Conte Guido San Georgio |
Place of origin | Genoa, Italy |
Language | Italian |
Genre(s) | Fencing manual |
Publication date | 1619 |
Pages | 73 |
Discorso del Tornear a Piedi ("Discourse on Foot Tournaments ") is an Italian fencing manual written by Giovanni Battista Gaiani and published in 1619.
It is dedicated to 'Conte Guido San Georgio', probably Guido Biandrate San Giorgio Aldobrandino, a Savoyard general.
In 1605 the Piedmontese ‘Guido Biandrate di San Giorgio’ was recorded as Maestro di Campo of a Milanese tercio in Flanders for the Hapsburgs, but due to increasing tensions between the Spanish Hapsburgs and the French leaning Savoy, left for Charles Emmanuel’s army in 1607, and led the Savoy infantry during the First War of Monferrato. After the war, he was compensated for properties lost.
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Publication History
Discorso del Tornear a Piedi was published in Genoa in 1619
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Maurizio Arfaioli, Bastion of Empire: The Italian terzo vecchio of the Army of Flanders (1597-1682), Jan. 2022, The Journal of Military History 85(1):27-50
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