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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 22 (June 1883) (1883)

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carried the jib, and the other that lug sail which height, the volume of the hull was divided into two parts forming the frame. Planks nailed to these ribs formed the ' was so remarkable for its cut and rig. We find in the stolos by a continuous and strong deck. shell and received the calking. The… … Fig. 2.-KEST0RATI0ir OF AN ATHENIAN TRIREME enemj"^ while running counter to of these arrangements, and per- mit the method of the four him. Near by was the crosspiece which controlled the two rudders. These latter, which were kinds of rowing in vogue among the Greeks to \^ under- presented a very…

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