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Italian soldier and fencing master associated with Venice and the wider Italian rapier tradition. His `Scola, overo teatro` (1606) and second book of 1608 are highly regarded pedagogical texts and played a major role in the dissemination of seventeenth-century rapier fencing.
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Italian fencing master from Padua whose `Scienza d'Arme` became one of the most influential rapier treatises in Europe. Fabris worked at the Danish court under Christian IV, and his teachings profoundly shaped German fencing through translations, reprints, and the work of later masters influenced by him.
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Italian jurist, humanist, and emblem writer whose fame rests on legal scholarship and the extraordinarily influential `Emblemata`. Within this project he is best understood as a contextual author from the broader Renaissance learned world in which symbols of virtue, honour, civic conduct, and martial identity circulated widely.
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Spanish soldier, administrator, and fencing author in the later Verdadera Destreza tradition. His `Nobleza de la espada` and related writings are important for the late development of Spanish technical theory, especially in the treatment of measure, atajo, and the response to Italian methods.
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