HEMA Authors and Fencing Masters

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Julius Bintz

Germany 1843 - 1891 fl. 1866–1891

German schoolteacher, gymnastics instructor and headmaster in Hamburg. Julius Bintz studied the physical exercises of antiquity and the Middle Ages and helped organise physical education in secondary schools.

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Julius Weiske

Germany 1801 - 1877 fl. 1833–1877

German jurist and legal writer, represented by an 1833 Leipzig dissertation examining the relation between perduellio and the Roman crime of majesty.

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K. Rohne

Germany fl. 1840

German fencing writer known from the 1840 Quedlinburg and Leipzig manual Gründlicher Unterricht im Hiebfechten, with ten plates. Some catalogues give the initial H.; no unsupported expansion is adopted.

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Karl Eduard Pönitz

Germany 1795 - 1858 0

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Karl von Novali

Germany fl. 1837–1839

German-language writer known from the pseudonym or name Karl von Novali. His Germanisches Turnbuch treated riding, hunting and fencing and appeared in Augsburg in 1837, with a second edition in 1839; no unsupported life dates are assigned.

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Kreußler family

Germany fl. 1618–1752

German dynasty of university fencing masters based at Jena. The family established the influential Kreußler tradition of thrust fencing; the Dresden manuscript is catalogued as a family- or school-level attribution rather than assigned to an unsupported individual.

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Ludwig Caesar Roux

Germany 1843 - 1913 fl. 1885–1889

German fencing master at the University of Leipzig and author of Die Hiebfechtkunst.

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Ludwig Lange

Germany 1825 - 1885 fl. 1847–1885

German classical philologist, archaeologist and university professor at Prague, Giessen and Leipzig. His 1878 study traced the origin and historical development of the Latin word duellum.

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Ludwig VI von Eyb

Germany 1450 - 1521 fl. 1476–1521

Franconian nobleman, court official, military commander, traveller and writer known as Ludwig von Eyb the Younger. He served Palatine rulers in senior offices and compiled an extensive illustrated Kriegsbuch incorporating fencing, siegecraft and material derived from earlier technical sources.

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Ludwig von Eyb the Younger

Germany 1450 - 1521 fl. 1476–1521

German nobleman, court official, military commander and chronicler from the Franconian Eyb family. Ludwig von Eyb the Younger compiled works on warfare, tournaments and the deeds of Wilwolt von Schaumberg.

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Martin Aschenbrenner

Germany 1774 - 1824 fl. 1800–1824

German jurist, judge and university teacher. His 1822 Betrachtungen über vorzügliche Gegenstände im Staatsleben includes a discussion of the duel as a test of courage.

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Martin Hundsfeld

Germany early 15th century; died before 1452

German fencing master associated with the Liechtenauer tradition. Teachings attributed to him on armoured and mounted combat circulate in several fifteenth- and sixteenth-century fight-book witnesses; attribution varies across the textual tradition.

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