galleass
galliass

Despite the efforts of her crew, the galleass could not be saved.

The abandoned galleass settled slowly to her deep water grave.

There was no sign of the southerners who'd dropped to the galleass.

Antelope was a galleass carrying between 38 and 44 guns.

If the galleass pitched any further, her ballast would shift.

No words had been spoken, either from galleass or from ferry.

But then a new fireball kicked upward from the second galleass.

It crashed heavily into the timbers between the galleass' ribs.

These ships increased in size during this period, and were the template from which the galleass developed.

But not a real galleass, I knew somehow.

It came from an armored galleass with a catapult braced on its decks.

Fire arrows and missiles lofted from the defenders even before the galleass was in range.

With a shrill hiss, still barred together, they were dragged down by the sinking galleass.

The return of a galleass saved the Christian North Division.

A great sea reared above the galleass' bows.

The galleass exemplified an intermediate type between the galley and the true man-of-war.

Tathagres released the rail as the galleass swung level.

One of the penteconters and a galleass had collided side-to-side.

The Giantship sailed broadside to the galleass, exposed for attack.

Mired by the broad yards of her staysails, the galleass began to drink the sea.

The grappling hooks were jerked loose and brought aboard the galleass, which eased away from the ferry.

Desmei watched the galleass dwindle across the blue sea.

Fireballs flung by the wall engines, unstable in flight, missed the galleass, which was still too far out for accuracy.

The galleass shifted for a moment, and the fireball exploded on the water in sparks and spray.

It seemed a somewhat pointless exercise, since the galleass had ceased being a water-capable means of transport quite some time ago.