Ships and vessels

Pliny says that cohorts of archers were carried on the boats engaged in trade as protection against pirates;

But there is not a single person in the world who does not know that a ship sailing through the sea leaves behind it no more legal right than it does a track.

Here Cheirisophus also came, with a man-of-war.

I am astonished, soldiers, that the generals do not endeavour to supply us with money to buy provisions;

Xenophon, finally, took ships, disembarked at the boundaries separating Thrace and the territory of Heracleia, and pursued his way through the back country.