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Twoe gentlemen [Suizers?] beinge determined to<br/>
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'''Twoe''' gentlemen Suizers beinge determined to  
fight for liffe and death obteyned lycence of a Prince to<br/>
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fight for liffe and death obteyned lycence of a Prince to  
haue a free feilde graunted who condiscendinge to their Request com:<br/>
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haue a free feilde graunted who condiscendinge to their Request commaunded
maunded they sholde fight wth weapons of a gent wch are swordes<br/>
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they sholde fight wth weapons of a gent wch are swordes  
of equall lengthe. Beinge entred into the lists, the one bringeth<br/>
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of equall lengthe. Beinge entred into the lists, the one bringeth  
wth him a sword accordinge to the appointmente, the other<br/>
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wth him a sword accordinge to the appointmente, the other  
the like weopon, and therwth secretlie a nomber of pricks of iron<br/>
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the like weopon, and therwth secretlie a nomber of pricks of iron  
wch at his first entrie he bestowed in diuers parts of the feild<br/>
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wch at his first entrie he bestowed in diuers parts of the feild  
And comminge to fight, him self havinge on shoees wherof ye<br/>
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And comminge to fight, him self havinge on shoees wherof ye  
soales were of yron, he resorted still to the places where<br/>
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soales were of yron, he resorted still to the places where  
thease pricks of sharpe nailes were laide, till at length the<br/>
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thease pricks of sharpe nailes were laide, till at length the  
ennemie had so sore hurte his foot vppon them as he became<br/>
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ennemie had so sore hurte his foot vppon them as he became  
vanquished. hereof no small doubte ariseth whether he lawe:<br/>
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vanquished. hereof no small doubte ariseth whether he lawefullie
fullie might in this sorte have victorie or not, but by reason in<br/>
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might in this sorte have victorie or not, but by reason in  
armes it semeth he maye, because in Combatt for life & death<br/>
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armes it semeth he maye, because in Combatt for life & death  
it is tollerable (as ofte it hathe bene saide) to vse all pollecie<br/>
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it is tollerable (as ofte it hathe bene saide) to vse all pollecie  
Crafte or deceipte. Tiberio Crasso beinge in Spaine & knowe:<br/>
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Crafte or deceipte. ''Tiberio Crasso'' beinge in Spaine & knoweinge
inge that the ennemies of the people of Rome thorough the<br/>
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that the ennemies of the people of ''Rome'' thorough the  
greate dearthe of Corne had extreame neede of breade &<br/>
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greate dearthe of Corne had extreame neede of breade &  
victuaills, and so as that in diuers daies before they had<br/>
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victuaills, and so as that in diuers daies before they had  
not eaten any foode of Sustenaunce, he havinge aboundance<br/>
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not eaten any foode of Sustenaunce, he havinge aboundance  
cawsed a greate deale of his owne provision to be laide forthe<br/>
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cawsed a greate deale of his owne provision to be laide forthe  
wch done sodeinlie he retired him selfe from thence, wch the<br/>
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wch done sodeinlie he retired him selfe from thence, wch the  
ennemies perceyvinge, allured wth ye sweete victuaills, ran thy:<br/>
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ennemies perceyvinge, allured wth ye sweete victuaills, ran thyther
ther to staunche their extreme hunger, where they fed so disor:<br/>
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to staunche their extreme hunger, where they fed so disordinatlye,
dinatlye, that they only remoued not their former wants, but<br/>
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that they only remoued not their former wants, but  
also became so heavie & sleapie, that Tiberio returninge thither<br/>
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also became so heavie & sleapie, that ''Tiberio'' returninge thither  
to assaile them, obteined a speedie desired victorie Hanibal<br/>
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to assaile them, obteined a speedie desired victorie ''Hanibal''
beinge in the great & famous warrs against the Romaines<br/>
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beinge in the great & famous warrs against the ''Romaines''
at Canna seinge that longe drowght & winde, had raised mer:<br/>
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at ''Canna'' seinge that longe drowght & winde, had raised merveilous
veilous store of dust & sande, like a wise & skillfull capteine<br/>
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store of dust & sande, like a wise & skillfull capteine  
knewe that the winde drivinge the same vppon the face of the<br/>
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knewe that the winde drivinge the same vppon the face of the  
ennemie were no small aduauntage to him in fighte he placed<br/>
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ennemie were no small aduauntage to him in fighte he placed  
his battle in such speedie and skillfull sorte as he gained the<br/>
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his battle in such speedie and skillfull sorte as he gained the  
aduauntage of the winde, and therby raised the dust so thicke<br/>
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aduauntage of the winde, and therby raised the dust so thicke  
in the eies of thennemie, that by that crafte & pollecie he<br/>
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in the eies of thennemie, that by that crafte & pollecie he  
gained the victorie, wherin died so manie Romaines as not<br/>
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gained the victorie, wherin died so manie ''Romaines'' as not  
one of the noble famelie of Fabrij reamined aliue, wch till this
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one of the noble famelie of ''Fabrij'' reamined aliue, wch till this

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Twoe gentlemen Suizers beinge determined to fight for liffe and death obteyned lycence of a Prince to haue a free feilde graunted who condiscendinge to their Request commaunded they sholde fight wth weapons of a gent wch are swordes of equall lengthe. Beinge entred into the lists, the one bringeth wth him a sword accordinge to the appointmente, the other the like weopon, and therwth secretlie a nomber of pricks of iron wch at his first entrie he bestowed in diuers parts of the feild And comminge to fight, him self havinge on shoees wherof ye soales were of yron, he resorted still to the places where thease pricks of sharpe nailes were laide, till at length the ennemie had so sore hurte his foot vppon them as he became vanquished. hereof no small doubte ariseth whether he lawefullie might in this sorte have victorie or not, but by reason in armes it semeth he maye, because in Combatt for life & death it is tollerable (as ofte it hathe bene saide) to vse all pollecie Crafte or deceipte. Tiberio Crasso beinge in Spaine & knoweinge that the ennemies of the people of Rome thorough the greate dearthe of Corne had extreame neede of breade & victuaills, and so as that in diuers daies before they had not eaten any foode of Sustenaunce, he havinge aboundance cawsed a greate deale of his owne provision to be laide forthe wch done sodeinlie he retired him selfe from thence, wch the ennemies perceyvinge, allured wth ye sweete victuaills, ran thyther to staunche their extreme hunger, where they fed so disordinatlye, that they only remoued not their former wants, but also became so heavie & sleapie, that Tiberio returninge thither to assaile them, obteined a speedie desired victorie Hanibal beinge in the great & famous warrs against the Romaines at Canna seinge that longe drowght & winde, had raised merveilous store of dust & sande, like a wise & skillfull capteine knewe that the winde drivinge the same vppon the face of the ennemie were no small aduauntage to him in fighte he placed his battle in such speedie and skillfull sorte as he gained the aduauntage of the winde, and therby raised the dust so thicke in the eies of thennemie, that by that crafte & pollecie he gained the victorie, wherin died so manie Romaines as not one of the noble famelie of Fabrij reamined aliue, wch till this