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{{par|r}} Behold! Your covering is refuted by an opposition
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{{par|r}} Behold! Your covering is refuted by this counter
and both the switching of the hands within the play, and the one being in front
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and neither inverted hands nor the previous plays
accomplish this. Next, you, the Wretched One, lie down dying.
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will be effective. Afterwards, you, the Wretched One, will lie down to die.
  
{{par|b}}Indeed, Treacherous One, I believe you will immediately touch so much ground today.
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{{par|b}}Indeed, I believe that you, the Treacherous One, will immediately touch so much ground today.
And after that, I myself<ref>We've used the reading suggested by the interlinear note "scilicet ego" to disambiguate "ipse"</ref> would do worse to you, who lies prostrate.
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And after that, I myself<ref>We've used the reading suggested by the interlinear note "scilicet ego" to disambiguate "ipse"</ref> would do worse to you, who are lying prostrate.
 
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Latest revision as of 19:42, 12 August 2025


Latin 22r

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Hoc tua contrario tectura refellitur ecce
Et neque converse palme ludj / non atque priores
Proficient. tu deinde miser moriture recumbes.

Credo quidem terram quam nunc tu perfide tanges.
Et faciam peiora tibi dehinc ipse[1] jacentj.

Italian

[You won’t be able to make] the plays that came before, nor the plays from the backhand strikes [that follow], 
Because with this counter, your cover will be completely lost.

Here I believe you go to the ground.
I will do this to you, then I will do worse to you.

English 22r

 
Behold! Your covering is refuted by this counter
and neither inverted hands nor the previous plays
will be effective. Afterwards, you, the Wretched One, will lie down to die.

Indeed, I believe that you, the Treacherous One, will immediately touch so much ground today.
And after that, I myself[2] would do worse to you, who are lying prostrate.


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  1. Added later: "scilicet ego".
  2. We've used the reading suggested by the interlinear note "scilicet ego" to disambiguate "ipse"