| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 32 | 312 | They were View more quotes about short">short, ship bows, stout and maneuverable, easy to use in crowded quarters, easy to fire across the bulwarks of galleys locked in combat. |
| 32 | 313 | I had seen only such bows in the holding of Policrates. |
| 32 | 314 | Their rate of fire, of course, is much superior to that of the crossbow, either of the draw or windlass variety. |
| 32 | 315 | All things considered the ship bow is an ideal missile weapon for close-range naval combat. |
| 32 | 316 | It is superior in this respect even to the peasant bow, or long bow, which excels it in impact, range and accuracy. |
| 32 | 317 | I glanced over the edge of the wall. |
| 32 | 318 | We were, as I had intended, in the vicinity of the sea gate. |