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De Veras Principis Artis Dimicatoriae - Gunterrodt - 1579

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Re: De Veras Principis Artis Dimicatoriae - Gunterrodt - 157

Postby Michael Chidester » 23 Sep 2011 05:26

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Re: De Veras Principis Artis Dimicatoriae - Gunterrodt - 157

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Re: De Veras Principis Artis Dimicatoriae - Gunterrodt - 157

Postby Motley » 23 Aug 2012 18:20

What is this? I have not seen it before.
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Re: De Veras Principis Artis Dimicatoriae - Gunterrodt - 157

Postby Michael Chidester » 23 Aug 2012 19:39

It's primarily a work on fencing history, as far as I know, not an actual treatise on fencing techniques.
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Postby Motley » 27 Aug 2012 18:59

Thanks.
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Postby Sean M » 30 Sep 2012 23:18

Michael Chidester wrote:It's primarily a work on fencing history, as far as I know, not an actual treatise on fencing techniques.

Yes, from what I can recall of the time I read it, it is a learned rant in classical Latin about how fencing is an ancient and respectable art which has been corrupted by the fencing guilds, and how the manuscript now known as Royal Armouries I.33 shows that the Germans of old got things right. I will work up a talk on it one of these years.
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