Nobility of the sword, its splendor is expressed in three books, according to science, art, and experience. First Book
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- 0. Frontmatter
- 1. FIRST DISCOURSE. ON OFFENSE AND DEFENSE
- 2. SECOND DISCOURSE. ORIGIN OF THE SWORD, its qualification, use, estimation, and dignity, in various times, and Nations.
- 3. THIRD DISCOURSE. INTELLIGENCE, AND EXERCISES, of the Sword, if it is a science, and of what kind
- 4. FOURTH DISCOURSE. ART AND EXPERIENCE of the sword
- 5. FIFTH DISCOURSE. LOGIC OF THIS SCIENCE: of the Definition, and Division
- 6. SIXTH DISCOURSE. LOGIC OF THIS SCIENCE: Universal voices
- 7. SEVENTH DISCOURSE. PREDICAMENTS, OR CATEGORIES: of the Metaphysics of this science
- 8. EIGHTH DISCOURSE. SECOND PREDICATE, Quantity, or How much
- 9. NINTH DISCOUSE. THIRD PREDICAMENT, Relation or Analogy, which Logicians explain that which pertains to something else
- 10. TENTH DISCOURSE. FOURTH PREDICAMENT, Quality
- 11. ELEVENTH DISCOURSE FIFTH PREDICAMENT, Action
- 12. TWELFTH DISCOURSE SIXTH PREDICAMENT, Passion, y Passible.
- 13. THIRTEENTH DISCOURSE SEVENTH PREDICAMENT. Ubi, or Where.
- 14. FOURTHEENTH DISCOURSE EIGTH PREDICAMENT, When.
- 15. FIFTEENTH DISCOURSE. NINTH PREDICAMENT, Situs, or Position
- 16. SIXTEENTH DISCOURSE. TENTH PREDICAMENT, Habit, or External Ornament.
- 17. SEVENTEENTH DISCOURSE. POSTPREDICAMENTS, of the Opposites.
- 18. EIGHTEENTH DISCOURSE ON MOVEMENT AND STILLNESS
- 19. NINETEENTH DISCOURSE. ON DEMONSTRATION