Fiore dei Liberi, born around 1350, is a significant figure in the study of medieval swordsmanship. His treatise, Flos duellatorum, is one of the oldest surviving martial arts manuals, detailing diverse combat techniques suitable for several scenarios, including different types of armor and modes of transport. Trained under a German master, Johannes, Fiore's work reflects this influence. The treatise is characterized by its detailed illustrations, which enhance the learning experience, making it a popular choice for Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) practitioners and medieval reenactors alike.
Fiore dei Liberi's treatise, Flos duellatorum, is one of the oldest surviving manuals on chivalric martial arts, covering techniques for various combat scenarios.
The richly illustrated manuscripts of Fior provide visual instructions, making it an essential resource for HEMA practitioners and medieval reenactors today.
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