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... enemy , without deigning to compute either his numbers or their own . Their ranks are formed by the firm connexions of consanguinity and friendship ; and their martial deeds are prompted by the desire of saving or revenging their ...
... enemy , without deigning to compute either his numbers or their own . Their ranks are formed by the firm connexions of consanguinity and friendship ; and their martial deeds are prompted by the desire of saving or revenging their ...
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... enemy , and , though more accustomed to fight on horseback , he trusted his own life , and the lives of his brother and two sons , to the event of a naval combat . The dominion of the sea was disputed in three engagements , in sight of ...
... enemy , and , though more accustomed to fight on horseback , he trusted his own life , and the lives of his brother and two sons , to the event of a naval combat . The dominion of the sea was disputed in three engagements , in sight of ...
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... enemy . There was another wooden erection at the prow , which was also manned by soldiers , but it served the special purpose of protecting the fire- tube which was placed at the prow . The combustible substances on which the Byzantines ...
... enemy . There was another wooden erection at the prow , which was also manned by soldiers , but it served the special purpose of protecting the fire- tube which was placed at the prow . The combustible substances on which the Byzantines ...
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CHAPTER LII | 1 |
Military Force of the Greeks the Saracens and the Franks | 5 |
Invasion of France by the Arabs | 15 |
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