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 1  2,        6|         two of their three-decked galleys; having descried the ship
 2  2,       22| affrighted by the approach of our galleys put back again into the
 3  3,       24|          ordered two three-banked galleys, which he had built at Brundusium,
 4  3,       24|          he sent five four-banked galleys against them, in hopes of
 5  3,       24|       took one of the four-banked galleys, with the seamen and marines,
 6  3,       40|          part of the harbor, four galleys, by putting rollers under
 7  3,       62|         board small boats and row galleys by night, a considerable
 8  3,      101|          captured two five-banked galleys, in one of which was Cassius
 9  3,      101|          a boat. Two three-banked galleys were taken besides. Intelligence
10  3,      102|            and having added a few galleys to his fleet he went to