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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 3 (January 1885) (1885)

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idea of the maritime operations that their vessels. The tribunes shared the opinion of the designs. They made a sortie, and, after a bloody com- Consul, and so the galleys were manned with the old had so greftt an influence upon the result of the contest, bat, in which the Roman army met with great… … and ordered them to embark and follow his gal- whom he passionately admired. Fig.3.-0RDEB OF BATTLE OF THE KOMAN AND CARTHAGINIAN FLEETS. (A. Carthaginian Galleys. C. Roman Galleys.) ley. He at once set sail, and led his fleet under If, after establishing the error, we seek the the rocks that…

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