Principal Italian Fabris work family beginning with the Copenhagen 1606 edition and continued by the Padua 1631 second edition. Gelli treats this as the core original-language witness set of Fabris's fencing system.
Castle also records the Copenhagen 1606 Fabris witness with 190 copperplates by A. Halbeek.
Vigeant 1882 emphasizes the exceptional status of the 1606 Copenhagen Fabris edition, with engraved title framing on recto and verso, the portrait of Christian IV, the author portrait at the end of book one, and 190 copperplates by I. Halbeeck in the text.