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Following out of the other part I oppress the chest with the point.
 
Following out of the other part I oppress the chest with the point.
  
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Latin 14r

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In cruce compressam teneo cum cuspide spatam.
Ex alia secundum parte gravo cum cuspide pectus.


Audito sermone mei nunc ante magistri
Guttur adit madidum mucronis turbida cuspis.

Italian

By crossing with you at the tip of the sword
I have settled my point in your chest from the other side.  

From the strike of which the preceding Master spoke,
I have quickly put the point of my sword in your throat.

English 14r

I hold the spatha pressed together [with the other sword] with the point in a crossed position.
Following out of the other part I oppress the chest with the point.

The lecture of my teacher having been heard first