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[Column 1]
[Column 1]
    Exercitus ab
Italis caput
Italis caput
Hispanis brachiu' et manus
Hispanis brachiu[m] et manus
Germanis pectus
Germanis pectus
Reliquis ventre' et pedes.
Reliquis ventre[m] et pedes.
Carol. 5


                          Carol(u)s
Ludouicus Rex Rom habuit
Ludouicus Rex Rom habuit
in Excercitu 32 legiones
in Excercitu 32 legiones
omnes ?ranneis poleis.
omnes stranneis pileis.
pugnarnanm?t acie
      pugnarunt acie
Marcus Marcellus 30
Marcus Marcellus 30
Juluis Caesar 52
Julius Caesar 52
Henricus 4 Imp. 62
Henricus 4 Imp. 62
[a word crossed out, spgrsis?]
[a word crossed out, U?spergesis]


Bella
Bella
Regnu cu' gentious
Regum cu[m] gentibus
Martiru' cu' paganis
Martiru[m] cu[m] paganis
ecclesia' cu' hereticis
ecclesiae cu[m] hereticis


Fortunati Duces
Fortunati Duces
Cirus perjaru'
Cirus persaru[m]
Carolus mag German
Carolus mag German
Mithridates ponti.
Mithridates ponti.
Alhen Acibiades Conon the=
Athen Acibiades Conon The=
mistocles
mistocles
Laced. Epammondas Pelonjndas
Laced. Epaminondas Pelopidas
Carthag Hannibal Asdrubal.
Carthag Hannibal Asdrubal.
Roman. faby[umlaut] scipiones Lucutti
Roman. fabij scipiones Luculli
Pompenis Caesar.
Pompeius Caesar.
Polonoru' Boteslaus vladislaus
Polonoru[m] Boleslaus Vladislaus
 
wars for slight causes.
wars for slight causes.
Setolians and Arcadians for a
Ætolians and Arcadians for  
Beares head.
a Beares head.
Carthage and Brizance for the
Carthage and Bizance for the
hull of a Brigantine
hull of a Brigantine
Pictes and Scotts for doggs
Pictes and Scotts for doggs
D. of Burgony e[at] switzers [Duke of Burgundy at switzerland]
D. of Burgoyn & switzers
for a waggon of sheepeskins  
for a waggon of sheepeskins  


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Companions in war
Companions in war
Hercules Theseus
Hercules Theseus
Ulyses Diomedes
Ulisses Diomedes
AEneas Achates
AEneas Achates


Bellatores
Bellatores
v?garus durus securusproditor
Ungarus durus securus proditor
Germanus formidabiles generosus
Germanus formidabilis generosus
vinosus.
vinosus.
Gallus pra'staus elatus cantator
Gallus praestans elatus cantator
Hispanis firmus callidus fur
Hispanus firmus callidus fur
Halus clarus prudens Scortator
Italus clarus prudens Scortator
Anglur vorax
Anglus vorax
Asiaticus luxuosus
Asiaticus luxuosus
AEgiptius mollis
AEgiptius mollis
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Belli
Belli
Finis pax
Finis pax
Efficieus causa voluntas 2 milites
Efficiens causa 1 voluntas 2 milites
Materia bellica mistrumenta pecu=
Materia bellica instrumenta pecu=
nia conimeahis.
nia conimeatus.
forma mistructiones metahones G
forma instructiones metationes G


Principall fortresses of
Principall fortresses of
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Rabouit Demyculuerin
Rabouit Demyculuerin
Falconet Coluenin
Falconet Coluenin
Falucon Demy Canne'
Faulcon Demy Canne'
minion Cauon
minion Canon
Saker Baseliske
Saker Baseliske

Latest revision as of 17:35, 18 August 2017

Martial [in top right corner:48]

[Column 1]

    Exercitus ab

Italis caput Hispanis brachiu[m] et manus Germanis pectus Reliquis ventre[m] et pedes.

                          Carol(u)s

Ludouicus Rex Rom habuit in Excercitu 32 legiones omnes stranneis pileis.

      pugnarunt acie

Marcus Marcellus 30 Julius Caesar 52 Henricus 4 Imp. 62 [a word crossed out, U?spergesis]

Bella Regum cu[m] gentibus Martiru[m] cu[m] paganis ecclesiae cu[m] hereticis

Fortunati Duces Cirus persaru[m] Carolus mag German Mithridates ponti. Athen Acibiades Conon The= mistocles Laced. Epaminondas Pelopidas Carthag Hannibal Asdrubal. Roman. fabij scipiones Luculli Pompeius Caesar. Polonoru[m] Boleslaus Vladislaus

wars for slight causes. Ætolians and Arcadians for a Beares head. Carthage and Bizance for the hull of a Brigantine Pictes and Scotts for doggs D. of Burgoyn & switzers for a waggon of sheepeskins

[column 2] Companions in war Hercules Theseus Ulisses Diomedes AEneas Achates

Bellatores Ungarus durus securus proditor Germanus formidabilis generosus vinosus. Gallus praestans elatus cantator Hispanus firmus callidus fur Italus clarus prudens Scortator Anglus vorax Asiaticus luxuosus AEgiptius mollis Arabs exanguis./

Belli Finis pax Efficiens causa 1 voluntas 2 milites Materia bellica instrumenta pecu= nia conimeatus. forma instructiones metationes G

Principall fortresses of Italy. Lombardy Crema Toscany Prato Puglia Barletta Marca Fabrianae

Ordinance Rabouit Demyculuerin Falconet Coluenin Faulcon Demy Canne' minion Canon Saker Baseliske