The voyage and shipwreck of St. Paul, with dissertations on the life and writings of St. Luke, and the ships and navigation of the ancients (1880)
Smith, James, 1782-1867, Smith, Walter Edward, ed · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 299
ays, speaking ofthe human hand, that, although the fingers are of un-equal length, yet when the hand is shut their extremi-ties come together, just as in triremes the ends of zjj ON THE SHIPS OF THE ANCIENTS. the oars extend to an equal distance, although theyare not all of equctl length, but in… … f , a, oar of thalamite seated on deck, b, oar of zygite seated on stoolon deck, r, oar of thranite seated on stool on gangway. the middle oar, is the longest ^ The longest oars, inthe above diagram, are of the length indicated in theAttic Tables. I am aware that Professor Bockh, who is…
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