Illustrations of school classics, arranged and described (1903)
Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London, Macmillan · leaf 451
394 ILLUSTRATIONS OF SCHOOL CLASSICS braces attached to other parts of the yard to keep it inposition. The halyards look as if they were fastened half-way up the mast instead of at the top, but this is probablydue to the artists desire to indicate that they were attachedto the mast somewhere. The… … (irpviivq), holding the steering-oars (^SuAta). At theextreme stern the poop rises in an ornament known as theacfrXcuTTov {aplustre). The black objects arranged along thebulwarks are perhaps shields. There is a high forecastle,running up into a point, corresponding to the a<fi\ao-Tov,and called…
Classical antiquities
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