- A
galley is a type of ship
optimised for
propulsion by oars.
Galleys were
historically used for warfare, trade, and
piracy mostly in the seas surrounding...
- Asia
likewise manned their galleys with captives.
Ancient Mediterranean navies relied on
professional rowers to man
their galleys.
Slaves were
seldom used...
- 109
galleys and six galle****es from the
Republic of Venice, 49
galleys from the
Spanish Empire, 27
galleys from the
Republic of Genoa,
seven galleys from...
-
containing galleys All
pages with
titles containing galley Galija, a
Serbian rock band Net
Galley, a web site
aimed towards the
distribution of
digital galley proofs...
-
Galley proofs or
galleys are so
named because in the days of hand-set
letterpress printing in the 1650s, the
printer would set the page into "
galleys"...
-
galleys, they were
based on
different hull type than the
Mediterranean galley, the term
being used
mainly due to the
employment of oars. Row
galleys were...
- by 1955 all
Lufthansa commercial planes had been ****ed with a Sell
galley.
Galleys on
commercial airlines typically not only
include facilities to serve...
-
which have not yet been released. Net
Galley was
developed as an
alternative to the
production of
paper galleys and has
since evolved into a key marketing...
- with
twelve galleys. In the
expedition to
Tunis and
other occasions, the late Marqués de
Santa Cruz
entrusted me with many
bands of
galleys for Sicily...
- aft. The
depiction of
these galleys matches in
terms of
detail the
conventional sailing vessels that are also shown.
Galleys were
hardly used in the Elizabethan...
