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1
The Art and Archaeology of Venetian Ships and Boats
A lateener tacking to windward (A) falling off the wind; (B) freeing the yard,
hauling it to vertical; (C) bringing the sail and sheet to the other side; (D) turning
into the win and trimming for this new tack. After Landstrom, 1961: figs. 215-18
FIG. 132 ...
2
Explorers and Exploration
Lateener From the eleventh century, during military expeditions to the Holy Land,
northern European crusaders traveled into the Mediterranean and saw ships of
very different construction from their own. They called the ships lateeners after ...
The schooner in front rose nearer the perpendicular and her speed increased;
the "Waterlog" fell back, anda large lateener behindfast overhauled her. "How
dreadfully annoying,"said Frank; andhe hated that lateener withaveryvigorous
hate.
George Christopher Davies, 1924
4
The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Ships and Boats
174 ISE FJORD FISHING BOAT ISE FJORD FISHING BOAT The Ise Fjord Fishing
Boat, from Denmark, is similar to the HORNBAEK, but in general has a shallower
and beamier hull. ITALIAN LATEENER The Italian Lateener was really the ...
5
The History of the Rig: From the Earliest Times Until the ...
But it is the Portuguese moletta or muletta which, though a lateener by descent
and nationality, does her very best to disguise herself from any other vessel afloat
in any part of the world. Looked at for the first time, it seems impossible to place ...
Edward K. Chatterton, 2010
6
The Ancient Sailing Season
In heavy seas, on a pitching and rolling deck, the manoeuvre was highly
problematic and even Kreutz, a strong advocate of the merits of the lateen rig,
describes wearing round a lateener as 'an awkward manoeuvre in light air and
highly ...
7
Royce's Sailing Illustrated: The Sailor's Bible Since 1956
If you are invited to crew on a lateener, try climbing 100' palm trees in inky
darkness with a strong wind... is a start. □ • The unrecorded beginning of sail
probably started with a square sail of hides for downwind use. When later cloth
sails are ...
8
Venetian Ships and Shipbuilders of the Renaissance
This revolution in the rigging of Mediterranean ships produced an increase in the
security and efficiency of transportation, for the cog was considered both safer
and cheaper than the buss, or two-masted lateener.10 The wide lateen sails of
the ...
Frederic Chapin Lane, 1992
9
Venice, A Maritime Republic
For comparison, it may be noted that when English ships first competed for cargo
in the Mediterranean FIGURE 10 Sail-Plans of Round Ships. (a) Two-masted
lateener (compare. l23 The Response to the Nautical Revolution of the Middle ...
Frederic Chapin Lane, 1973
10
Viator Medieval and Renaissance Studies
21 above) 39 observed that a 240-ton Venetian lateener of the thirteenth century
(for that period not a particularly large ship) required 50 sailors, whereas only 28
sailors were needed to man a square-rigged Venetian ship of comparable ...
University of California, Los Angeles, 1979
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «LATEENER»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
lateener w wiadomościach.
Appeal by Museum of the Broads at Stalham
... storyteller on May 19 to recount the colourful history of Maria, the last Broads lateener, which has pride of place in the museum's display. «Norfolk Eastern Daily Press, Lut 12»
