In Saint George's Name

Christian Henry Tobler has been a longtime student of swordsmanship, especially as it applies to the pursuit of the chivalric ideals. A passionate advocate f the medieval Liechtenauer School, his work in translating and interpreting Sigmund Ringbeck's commentary firmly established him as an important contributor to the growing community of Western martial arts. His most recent work is In Service of the Duke: The 15th Century Fighting Treatise of Paulus Kal, a facsimile, translation and analysis of a lavishly illustrated Fechtbuch.

• DedicationAcknowledgementsAbout the AuthorThe Selohaar FechtschulePrefaceIntroductionChickens and Eggs: Which Master Came First?Master Peter Falkner's Dagger"Lance, Spear, Sword, and Messer"The Messerfechten of Master Paulus KalHot, Wet, Cold, and Dry: the Four GuardsA Late 15th Century German Poleaxe TreatiseMaster Paulus Kal's Four Hip WrestlingsIntroduction to the Von Danzig FechtbuchThe Von Danzig Fechtbuch - 1452Ownership and Catalogue InformationJohannes Liechtenauer's Verse Epitome [Zettel]Anonymous Commentaries on Liechtenauer's LongswordAnonymous Commentaries on Liechtenauer's Mounted Combat Anonymous Commentaries on Liechtenauer's Armoured CombatAndres Lignitzer's Armoured Combat with the Half-SwordAndres Lignitzer's Sword and Buckler CombatAndres Lignitzer's WrestlingAndres Lignitzer's Dagger TechniquesMartin Huntfeltz's Armoured Combat with the Half-SwordMartin Huntfeltz's Pinning Techniques in ArmourMartin Huntfeltz's Dagger TechniquesMartin Huntfeltz's Mounted CombatOtt's WrestlingPeter von Danzig's Commentary on Liechtenauer's Armoured CombatGlossaryBibliography