Suddenly, a Polish knight, Jan Naszan, knocks the enemy's standard-bearer from his horse, seizes the standard, rolls it up and fastens it to his saddle. At once the Poles begin to have the advantage and, the enemy begins to think of retreat. Then as fear begins to outweigh shame, the enemy starts to withdraw and so their defeat becomes a certainty.
Suddenly, a Polish knight, Jan Naszan, dismounts an enemy soldier, takes the enemy's banner, rolls it up, and attaches it to his saddle. Immediately, the Poles gain the upper hand, and the enemy starts thinking about fleeing. As fear begins to surpass shame, the enemy begins to retreat, making their defeat inevitable.