Hack & Slash in the Age of Reason: Italian Rapier Against Multiple Opponents
“Finding yourself assailed by enemies, and supposing there are many of them, the situation demands...
Read MorePosted by Piermarco Terminiello | Jun 19, 2015 | Articles, Research articles, Study Articles, Techniques & interpretation |
“Finding yourself assailed by enemies, and supposing there are many of them, the situation demands...
Read MorePosted by Piermarco Terminiello | Jun 14, 2014 | Articles, Techniques & interpretation |
The sixteenth century saw a proliferation of fencing treatises written and published in the Italian peninsula. Some masters and styles have long been well known to fencing historians and modern historical fencers. Other masters,...
Read MorePosted by Piermarco Terminiello | Aug 5, 2013 | Articles, Fencing Culture |
Armed civilian conflict was a reality of early modern life, both arranged duels and spontaneous violence. Many masters speak lucidly of deadly combat, or claim direct experience of it, which should not surprise given their...
Read MorePosted by Roger Norling | Apr 3, 2013 | Articles, Fencing Culture, Research articles, Study Articles |
Here is an excellent lecture on Fiore Furlano de Liberi, Ludwig von Eyb and more, by Michael Chidester, held at Fechtschule America 2013. Well worth watching, no matter if you focus more on the “Italian” or...
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