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✅{{par|b}} I will not have been cheated out of breaking [your] left shoulder.
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✅{{par|b}} I shall not be deprived of breaking [your] left shoulder.
 
I hold any burdensome person by wrestling using the right shoulder blade.
 
I hold any burdensome person by wrestling using the right shoulder blade.
  
🛠️{{par|r}} I catch/hold you in such excellent shape, and I seize the Groaning One,
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{{par|r}} I hold you in such excellent shape, and I seize the Groaning One,
 
because you will now be scattered with your shoulder blades into the farthest ground.
 
because you will now be scattered with your shoulder blades into the farthest ground.
  

Latest revision as of 20:12, 12 August 2025

Latin 35r

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Non deceptus ero levum frangendo lacertum.
Quem dextra teneo spatula luctando gravatum.


Te tali teneo forma / prendoque gementem /
Quia nunc cum spatulis terram sterneris in imam.

Italian

You feel that over my right shoulder 
Breaking your left arm doesn't fail me. 

Because of the way that I have caught you and I hold you, 
You'll go to the ground with your shoulders spread out. 

English 35r

 
I shall not be deprived of breaking [your] left shoulder.
I hold any burdensome person by wrestling using the right shoulder blade.

I hold you in such excellent shape, and I seize the Groaning One,
because you will now be scattered with your shoulder blades into the farthest ground.

MS Latin 11269 35r.jpg