-
action of
triremes.
Triremes'
small size
allowed for a
limited number of
marines to be
carried aboard.
During the 5th and 4th centuries, the
trireme's strength...
- pre-tensioning.
After every trip the
triremes were
pulled as**** in
special slides and the
hypozomata was re-tightened. The
trireme hulls were
constructed from...
-
Trireme Partners LLP was a US
limited partnership venture capital company that
invested in technology, goods, and
services related to
Homeland Security...
-
numbered 310
triremes (the
difference being the
number of
Athenian ships).
Ctesias claims that the
Athenian fleet numbered only 110
triremes,
which ties...
- the 4th-century
quinqueremes were
housed in the same ship
sheds as the
triremes, and must
therefore have had
similar width (c. 16 feet (4.9 m)), which...
-
powered by oarsmen,
sometimes stacked in
multiple levels such as
biremes or
triremes, and many of
which also had sails.
Initial efforts of the
Romans to construct...
-
utilized to fund the
construction of 200
triremes; the
Athenian fleet was
transferred to Piraeus, and the
triremes were
built in its shipyards. The Athenian...
- two of his
triremes to
intercept the
Athenian fleet and
inform Sophocles and
Eurymedon of his danger. The Spartans, meanwhile, had 43
triremes and a large...
- Idrieus,
prince of Caria, who emplo**** 8,000 Gr****
mercenaries and
forty triremes,
commanded by
Phocion the Athenian, and Evagoras, son of the
elder Evagoras...
-
Athenian sacred ships were
ancient Athenian ships,
often triremes,
which had
special religious functions such as
serving in
sacred processions (theoria)...
