User:Kendra Brown/Florius/English MS Latin 11269 33v

Latin 33v

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¶ Hoc ego contrarium palmis nunc querito binis,
Ut me defendem veluti facit ille magister.
Qui capit ambabus manibus luctando sodalem.

¶ Pectore me prendis. Nec adhuc mihi ledere posses.
Denodabo tuum tamen hunc luctando lacertum.

Italian

To the master who makes a catch with two hands,  I make this counter for my defense.	[10a-c] Del magistro che fa cum due mane presa Aquesto contrario faço per mia defesa
As a master, I want each of my [students] to know  That the collar grab will not hinder any defense.  Because of the wounding that I do to your elbow,  You will feel your arm dislocate very quickly.	[10a-e] Io voio che çaschadun de mi magistro saça Che presa de caveço defesa nesuna impaça Per lo ferir che io faço in lo tuo cubito Sentira deslogare lo tuo braço ben subito

English 33v

 
¶ Now I seek the counter to this with both palms,
In order to defend myself just as that master does.
In this way he seizes the comrade with both hands by means of wrestling.


¶ You catch me by the chest, and yet you cannot injure me,
Nevertheless I will dislocate this shoulder by means of wrestling.