(p.84#1) (Coda Lunga Larga with the Right Foot Forward vs. Any) Finding your enemy in what stance he wants, you settled with the right foot traversing towards your right side with the sword in coda lunga larga; and in this placement you will turn the sword well towards the enemy, and if he throws some attack of his choosing, or that he feints at you, you will throw with great speed a rising falso traversato to his sword hand without moving your feet, but turning your body well in this tempo so that the shoulder faces his chest and the sword goes to guardia sopra braccio and this attack goes not so much to hit your enemy, nonetheless he may be provoked into striking you; and with all possible speed you will withdraw your right foot behind the left striking him in that tempo with a roverso traversato to his sword hand; and because you will have more quickly and forcefully thrown this roverso you will take your sword into your left hand on your blade near the hilt and with this helping you, push a roverso forward with all the quickness and strength possible, and in this act of helping with the left hand, note that it can be made when the right hand is weary, or hurt, or even just to to excel with some attack, and this roverso will fall into coda lunga larga.