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Your right arm is enclosed under my left;<br/>
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For sending you to the ground, I'm clever and well-placed:&emsp;<br/>
I can make it very bad for you and you remain imprinted.&emsp;
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If you fail the counter, I'll do it to you quickly.
 
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Because you have enclosed my arm this way,<br/>
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I've prepared the counter in this way<br/>
I will give you grief in this catch, the lower key.
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And I will be satisfied in wounding you.
 
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{{par|b}} Now I am the Suitable One beating you, Ill-Omened One, into the ground.
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And if the counter is absent, I would suddenly do [the preceding action] to you.
  
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{{par|r}} Now I hurry this counter, as you will duly see.
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Afterward, I would beat your limbs with a burning spirit
  
 
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Latest revision as of 19:57, 28 November 2023

Latin 25r

Page:MS Latin 11269 25r.jpg

Aptus ego in terram sum nunc te pellere mestum.
Et si contrarium deerit / faciam tibi praesto.[1]



Hoc nunc contrarium propero / ceu rite videbis.
Percutiam flagrante animo tua membra deinde.

Italian

For sending you to the ground, I'm clever and well-placed: 
If you fail the counter, I'll do it to you quickly.

I've prepared the counter in this way
And I will be satisfied in wounding you.

English 25r

 
Now I am the Suitable One beating you, Ill-Omened One, into the ground.
And if the counter is absent, I would suddenly do [the preceding action] to you.

Now I hurry this counter, as you will duly see.
Afterward, I would beat your limbs with a burning spirit

MS Latin 11269 25r.jpg

  1. Could be “praesto”, Latin adv. “ready, available” or Italian “presto”.