Berighuardo nuovo
This is a figured dance for a couple, side by side, holding hands. It's based on the plain processional dance Belriguardo, by Domenico.
The musicians will play 12 or 16 tempi in saltarello misura. Dancers do 11 or 15 steps, accordingly. (The sole text for this version of the dance specifies 15).
These 11 tempi are danced with bassadanza steps in bassadanza misura:
The following steps, for 8 tempi, are danced in the style of saltarello, though very slowly because the music is bassadanza.
The following 5 tempi are once again bassadanza steps in bassadanza misura.
Advance together, holding hands, as at the start:
The whole dance repeats, with the woman "in front" - i.e. leading, perhaps with the couple having swapped sides.
Giovanni Ambrosio (the dance master formerly know as Guglielmo Ebreo) composed this figured variation on Domenico's processional dance for a couple.
This dance appears in only the one MS, and so seems to have been the least widespread version.
Domenico also composed a Belriguardo novo: that is a figured version for three.
See Belriguardo (for two, by Domenico) for a discussion of the music.