“Part 3: Sixteen Recommendations for Skilled Horsemen”

— Bem Cavalgar

Section 1: On Being Strong (Chapters I - XXI)
Section 2: On Being Fearless (Chapters I - X)
Section 3: On Being Safe (Chapters I - VII)
Section 4: On Being Quiet (Chapters I - III)
Section 5: On Being at Ease (chap. I - XVI)
Section 6: How to Spur a Horse and the Many Types of Spurs; How to Control a Horse Using a Wooden Stick or Staff (Chapters I - II)
Section 7: Remarks on the Dangers of Riding and How to Avoid Them
Contents of the book

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King of Portugal 1391–1438

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