galeases

He inquired what these _mahones_ were, and was told that they were not mahones, but galeases; the very vessels, in fact, which he had been led to believe had been separated from the enemy, and whose formidable artillery he did not expect to encounter.

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Of the six galeases four were soon pouring a murderous fire into the

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Pacha that the Christian fleet had not as yet been joined either by the great ships or the galeases, and that forty galleys, sent under Santa

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About noon a flash was seen to proceed from one of the galeases of the Christian fleet.

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The Pacha of Alexandria, who led the right wing, endeavored both to elude the galeases and circumvent his antagonists, the Venetians on the

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Turkish onset was effectually broken by the dexterous disposition made of the galeases of Venice.

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The balls from the galeases appeared to stop the vessels which they struck, and which seemed to have been met as by a wall.

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One of the largest galeases ran foul of another vessel and was stranded.

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The advantages which the League derived from its galeases were heightened by the fact that a large proportion of its other vessels were superior to their antagonists.

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Perceiving the great superiority of the galeases in weight of metal, Ali ordered his galleys not to attempt to attack them, but, avoiding them as well as they could, to push on against the galleys of the Christians.

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