(p.250/#1) (Sword vs. Opposite Handed) (Coda Lunga Larga with the Left Foot Forward vs. Any) You will be able to place yourself against your enemy in coda lunga larga with the left foot then you will be mindful that your right foot pushes the left forward not giving him any attack but pressing him; then your opponent will either attack you, withdraw backwards, or remain still in some guard. If he simply remains in guard, neither attacking, nor retreating, you will push a stoccata trivillata to his sword hand, and pulling the left foot foot near the right you will allow the sword to go into coda lunga lunga; then subsequently you will pass your right foot forward giving him an imbrocatta to the face or to the sword arm that will then descend into porta di ferro larga, making whichever will appear better in that tempo; then you will turn a roverso to the sword hand that descends into coda lunga larga; and if he wants here to attack, you will immediately striking his sword hand with a falso traversato that goes in the manner of guardia sopra braccio, then without delay you will withdraw the right foot back for your defense, giving him in this tempo a roverso to the sword hand that descends into coda lunga larga.