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• Szabolcs Waldmann
  ...t the European martial arts, while holding on to knightly philosophies and traditions. Szabolcs has been involved in longsword fencing since 2001. He works as a
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• Alessandro Senese
  {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• Torquato d'Alessandri
  {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• Guido Antonio di Luca
  {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• How can I help?
  ...e Categories to the left to begin browsing, or jump straight to one of the traditions beneath it.
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• Filippo Dardi
  {{regional Italian traditions}}
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• AGEA Editora
  ...other research resources, mainly focused on the documented Iberian Fencing traditions: [[Destreza]] Verdadera and Vulgar. It has steadily published an average of
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• Journal of Western Martial Art
  ...tal" describes cultures stemming from the Greco-Roman, Celtic and Germanic traditions, and the lands those cultures historically dominated. Typically, this would
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• Girolamo Cavalcabo
  {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• Mercurio Spezioli
  {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• Paradoxes of Defence (George Silver)
  ...why their teachings were flawed and inferior to the native English fencing traditions that Silver espoused. He wrote a second volume entitled ''[[Bref Instructio
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• Achille Marozzo
  {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• Ein new Kůnstliches Fechtbuch im Rappier (Michael Hundt)
  ...pier]] fencing apparently independent from the contemporary Italian rapier traditions, but bears certain similarities to the treatise [[Jakob Sutor von Baden]] w
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• Albrant
  ...lbrant's Horse Pharmacopoeia is reflected in the extremely large number of traditions. There are currently 218 manuscripts, 8 incunabula and a large number of pr
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• Pablo de Paredes
  ...s enough info to clearly define it. I like firm-footed too, but in several traditions that term is used to describe a lunge, meaning that one foot is firm instea
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• Matrakçı Nasûh
  ...emi-compliant partner (not unlike paired ''kata'' in Japanese martial arts traditions).
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• Carlo Giuseppe Colombani
  {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• Die Blume des Kampfes
  ...er, sword, and polearm material is all more or less consistent across both traditions, and the explanatory text, though unconnected to that of Fiore, demonstrate {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• Pedro de Heredia
  {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• Jacopo Monesi
  {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• Marc'Antonio Pagano
  ...e]]''. Throughout his work we can find different references to the martial traditions of other parts of Italy and of other European countries, and this could be
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• Lulu booklist
  ...er evaluates the wrestling teachings and compares them to modern wrestling traditions. Charles Lin and Marlene Hurst present a discussion of the historical conte
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• Abu-I-Hassan Ali ibn Abd-ar-Rahman al-Farazi al-Andalus
  | <p>The traditions that are preserved for us for this purpose are so numerous that it is impos
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• Giovanni dall'Agocchie
  {{regional Italian traditions}}
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• Angelo Viggiani dal Montone
  {{Regional Italian traditions}}
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• Johannes Lecküchner
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• Fechtkunst Glossary (Jeffrey Forgeng)
  ...same terms can be used by analogy for weapons that have no edge. In other traditions, they are often called the true and false edges. Cf. '''crooked edge'''; ''
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• Fiore de'i Liberi
  ...tion of fencing in Central Europe. That field was instead dominated by the traditions of two masters of the subsequent generation: [[Johannes Liechtenauer]] in B
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• George Silver
  ...f fencing and was strongly opposed to the contemporary Continental fencing traditions. He was particularly critical of the Italian masters who had set up schools
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• Joachim Meyer
  ...fore, and encompass a wide variety of teachings from disparate sources and traditions. To achieve this goal, Meyer seems to have constructed his treatises as a s
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• Paulus Hector Mair
  ...nightly armour on horse and on foot. So this is now a brief summary of the traditions and laws of our ancient Germans, such as were proscribed and set down by th
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