User:Kendra Brown/Latin Lew/Piece 018

Dresden

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German

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[2] Bisz stercker wider
 wind stich sticht ers so niemb es wider

Das ist ain Leer wann du mit Im zornigclichen Einhawest. hellt er. dann starckh wider mit dem schwert. wiltu dann nit oben abnemen. so bis wider starckh

[1] vnnd far auf mit den Armen zu deiner Rechten seite vnd wind die kurtz schneid an seinem Schwert vnnd stich Im oben ein zu dem gesicht. wirt er des stichs gewar. vnd fert auf vnnd versetzt. so bleib du also steen. Inn dem winden vnnd setz Im den ort vnden an.

Munich

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Latin

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[2] Alia cautela

Si contra hostem ira commotus ferias, et is fortiter ensem tenuerit, tuque habitu supra modò commemorato uti volveris, Vicissim et fortiter resistas, brachia inde si versus latus dextrum tuum sustuleris, brevem aciem ab ipsius ense torqueas, atque supernè visum ipsius pungas, at si adversarius id observarit, sublatoque ense impetum exceperit, in intorsione remaneas, et mucronem infernè hosti adiungito.

Sandbox Latin

1. Alia cautela.
2. Si contra hostem ira co[m]motus ferias,
3. et is fortiter ensem tenuerit,
4. tuq[ue] habitu supra modò co[m]memorato uti volveris,
5. Vicissim et fortiter resistas,
6. brachia inde si versus latus dextr[um] tuum sustuleris,
7. brevem aciem ab ipsius ense torqueas,
8. atq[ue] supernè visum ipsius pungas,
9. at si adversarius id observarit,
10. sublatoq[ue] ense impetum excep[er]it,
11. in intorsione remaneas,
12. et mucronem infernè hosti adiungito.

English

Sandbox English from Latin

1. Another caution.
2. If you would strike the ire movement against the enemy,
3. and he holds the sword strongly,
4. and you wish to use the skill the way it is mentioned above,
5. and you resist strongly in turn,
6. thence if you would lift the arm toward your right side,
7. you would twist the short edge of the sword away from him,
8. and thrust at him above in the face,
9. but if the adversary observes this,
10. (the sword having been lifted) he catches/intercepts the attack),
11. you would remain in the wrapping,
12. and direct the point to the opponent below.

Smooth English from Latin

If he initially held the sword strongly and you turned as in the action above, and you strike Ire against him, then resist strongly in turn.

If you lifted the arm against your right side, then you should twist the short edge of the sword away from him and thrust above in his face,

But if the adversary observed you doing this, and he caught/intercepted the attack by lifting the sword, then you should continue wrapping and direct the point into the opponent below.