Bali str aria

A name given to narrow apertures often seen in the walls of old castles or forts, and through which the cro bowmen discharged their arrows. Also written ball i str aria. Balls trier. times. — A name applied to a cro bowman in very ancient Balks. — Joist-shaped spars, which rest between the cleats upon the saddles of two pontons, to support the che or flooring. Also written bancks. a Cnlot. — A special ball with a wedge designed to insure the regular expansion of the ball independently of the soldier. The shape of the cavity in the ball is that of the frustum of a cone.