 | Herodotus - 1821
...such hard usage found v. In his .•Eolian prison under ground. \ following manner : they connected together ships of different kinds, some long vessels of fifty oars, others three-banked gallics, to the number of three hundred and sixty on the side towards the Euxine sea,... | |
 | James Rennell - 1830
...mile. Since the above was written a RUSSIAN squadron has passed the Dardanelles! 4 " They connected together ships of different kinds, some long vessels of fifty oars, others three-banked gallies, to the number of 360 on the side towards the Euxine sea, and 313 on that of the... | |
 | Herodotus - 1830
...constructed by a different set of architects, who performed it in the following manner : they connected together ships of different kinds, some long vessels of fifty oars, others three-banked gallies, to the number of three hundred and sixty on the side towards the Euxine sea,... | |
 | 1841
...imagine, for it is difficult to conceive how men who were beheaded, could very easily preside at works a la Saint Denis. The mode employed, as far as it can...transversely, but the other in the direction of the current. When these vessels were firmly connected to each other, they were secured on each side by anchors of... | |
 | 1842
...difficult to conceive how men who were beheaded, could very easily preside at works a la Saint Dc.nis. The mode employed, as far as it can be made out, was...different kinds, some long vessels of fifty oars, others three-banked galleys. These were arranged in a double row, one set transversely, but the other in the... | |
 | George Palmer Putnam - 1851 - 716 páginas
...Hellespont, the strait which joins the Archipelago and the sea of Marmora. It was formed by connecting together ships of different kinds, some long vessels of fifty oars, others three-banked galleys, to the number of 360 on the side towards the sea, and 318 on that of the Archipelago... | |
 | George Palmer Putnam - 1853
...Hellespont, the strait which joins the Archipelago and the sea of Marmora. It was formed by connecting together ships of different kinds, some long vessels of fifty oars, others three-banked galleys, to the number of 360 on the side towards the sea, and 818 on that of the Archipelago... | |
 | Robert Stuart - 1854
...constructed by a different set of architects, who performed it in t lie following manner. They connected together ships of different kinds, some long vessels of fifty oars, others three-banked galleys, to the number of three hundred and sixty, on the side towards the Euxine Sea,... | |
 | George Palmer Putnam - 1860 - 840 páginas
...Hellespont, the strait which joins the Archipelago and the sea of Marmora. Jtwus formed by connecting together ships of different kinds, some long vessels of fifty oars, others three-banked galleys, to the number of 360 on the side towards the sea, and 318 on that of the Archipelago... | |
 | William T. Welcker - 1874 - 175 páginas
...constructed by a different set of architects, who performed it in the following manner ; they connected together ships of different kinds ; some long vessels of fifty oars, others three-banked galleys, to the number of three hundred and sixty on the side towards the Euxine Sea,... | |
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... men. The rest that had survived the ravages of war, famine, and pestilence, followed Xerxes on his route home. XERXES' BRIDGE. The famous bridge of Xerxes across the Hellespont, the strait which joins the Archipelago and the sea of Marmora. 