Meanings of genoese galleys in English

But I thought we were going to fight the Genoese galleys.

Francis ran out, and saw four Genoese galleys rowing in.

So you must keep a sharp lookout for Genoese galleys.

He commanded the Genoese galleys near Cyprus in a war which the Genoese had with the Venetians.

We were victorious, and captured four of the Genoese galleys, with Fieschi himself and eight hundred prisoners.

From this they had a view of the port, and could watch the doings of the Genoese galleys.

The two Genoese galleys had thrown their grapnels and made fast, one on each side of Pisani's galley.

The remainder were distributed between the two captured Genoese galleys, and the admiral turned his attention to the battle.

"Then we shall be passing the Genoese galleys, directly," Francis said.

"I do not think that we are going to fight the Genoese galleys," Francis answered.

"How can you put Genoese galleys in a cage?"

"Four Genoese galleys are entering the bay!"

They made the attack, and with great impetuosity, capturing ten Genoese galleys; but they pressed on too wildly, and some of their vessels ran aground.