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Hec Sunt Guardiae in Dimicatione Videlicet
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Hec Sunt Guardiae in Dimicatione Videlicet

Manuscript Latin Italy

Anonymous work

Created from the Wiktenauer Manuscripts staging import. Source row 12. Signature: MS 01020

Quality phase 328: MS 01020 is an Italian personal miscellany datable around 1424; the fencing text is an anonymous note on folio 105r.

Quality phase 385: scholarship identifies the fencing text as eight paired guard statements preserved on a reused parchment leaf in a professional scribe’s Florentine vade-mecum, first third of the fifteenth century. The intended weapon and author remain unknown.

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Bibliographic Overview
TitleHec Sunt Guardiae in Dimicatione Videlicet
AuthorAnonymous work
Earliest publication dateUnknown
LanguageLatin
CountryItaly
Document typeManuscript
Authority Roles
Edition History
Hec Sunt Guardiae in Dimicatione Videlicet - MS 01020 1424
CityFirenze
PublisherNot specified
PrinterNot specified
FormatDouble-sided parchment personal miscellany in modern leather binding; anonymous fencing note on reused leaf fol. 105r
Pages187 folios
Dimensions80 × 110 mm
Primary manuscript witness created from Wiktenauer Manuscripts batch 9 on 2026-07-17.

Quality phase 328: University of Toronto MS 01020 is an Italian personal miscellany, c. 1424; anonymous fencing notes occupy folio 105r.

Quality phase 385: localized the manuscript context to Florence from scholarly analysis; clarified that the only martial component is the anonymous text on fol. 105r and that the map/calendar is unrelated decoration elsewhere in the miscellany.

Quality phase 717: the official University of Toronto Fisher IIIF manifest for F10129 supplied the individually inspected historical physical front binding of the exact codex containing Hec Sunt Guardiae in Dimicatione Videlicet; canvas 1. Image 700x859, 150945 bytes, SHA-256 A623BDD5EA36523259A4B43F4B230B6AB3E3750487C78403A1C9B13B27734D2E.
Digital Witnesses
University of Toronto — Late Medieval Miscellany MS 01020
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Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library · open
Institutional manuscript record or source scans linked in quality phase 328.

Quality phase 717: official Fisher IIIF canvas 1 supplies the individually verified physical front binding used as the edition cover.
Wiktenauer manuscript article - Hec Sunt Guardiae in Dimicatione Videlicet (MS 01020)
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Wiktenauer · open
Created from Wiktenauer Manuscripts batch 9 on 2026-07-17.