Military and religious life in the Middle Ages and at the period of the Renaissance (1870)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Bickers & Son · leaf 124
Fig. 70.—Turreted Vessel -which, protected the Port of Venice.—From, a Medal struck inhonour of the Doge P. Candiano I., who died in 887 (Venetian Museum). the fuste and the frigate, both smaller examples of the galeasse. A galleywas termed galeasse (Fig. 72) when it was of large size, powerfully… … Fig. 71.—The Bucentaure, State Barge used for the Marriage of the Doge of Venice with theSea.—From the Model preserved in the Arsenal of Venice. We have not by any means exhausted the number of long vessels pro-pelled by oars, but we will now turn to those which only used sails, andwhich were…
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