Editing Nine men's morris (section)

===Six men's morris===
[[Image:Six Men's Morris.svg|150px|left]]
'''Six men's morris''' gives each player six pieces and is played without the outer square of the board for nine men's morris. Flying is not permitted.<ref name="Bell vol. 1">{{cite book|last=Bell|first=R. C.|author-link=Robert Charles Bell|title =Board and Table Games from Many Civilizations |volume=1 |date=1979 |publisher=[[Dover Publications]] |location=New York |isbn=0-486-23855-5<!-- Volumes 1 and 2 are bound in the same book and thus have the same ISBN. -->|pages=90–92}}</ref> The game was popular in Italy, France and England during the Middle Ages but was obsolete by 1600.<ref name="Bell vol. 1"/>

This board is also used for five men's morris (also called smaller merels). Seven men's morris uses this board with a cross in the center.
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