(p.200#2) (Sword and Rotella) (Coda Lunga Stretta with the Left Foot Forward vs. Coda Lunga Stretta with the Left Foot Forward) You being in coda lunga stretta, and finding your enemy in the same guard both with the left foot forward, you will be able to pass with your right foot forward throwing at him a mandritto to the front leg, but such, that it does not pass porta di ferro stretta accompanied with your rotella, to the end that he will be provoked to pass with his right foot forward to defend himself with the sword under his rotella, and to wound you perhaps then with a roverso to the leg; staying aware you will be able to, after he has defended the aforementioned mandritto and wants to wound you with a roverso to the front leg, pass back your right foot in that moment back pushing a thrust to his chest accompanied by your rotella, or you may throw at him a mandritto to the face; or to the sword arm; setting yourself then in coda lunga stretta with your left foot forward.