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Revision as of 20:05, 25 October 2022
Latin 6v
- ¶ Callidus hoc ictu percussi labia duro,
Expectans reparare[1] gravi cum cuspide vulnus.
¶ Consuetus mutare tamen, contraque referre
Cuspide pertenta, breve nunc moror omnia telo.
Italian
With the foot, I have struck you with my javelin,
But I have another point which is even sharper than this one.
I wait in this guard with my lance shortened:
My method is to beat and to exchange thrusts.
English 6v
¶ I pierced the lips with the harsh strike, cleverly
expecting to renew the wound with the heavy spear tip.
¶
Now I linger on everything with my shortened spear.
- ↑ Added later: "reparer renouvelir".
