siege battery (sejbat"eri)

See battery. siege-cap (sēj'kap), n. A helmet of unusual thickne and weight, supposed to have been worn as a defense against mi iles thrown from the walls of a besieged place. siege-gun (sēj'gun), n. A cannon, too heavy for field-service, employed for battering and breaching purposes in siege operations. See cuts under howitzer. siegenite (se'gen-it), n. [ riety of the cobalt Many trifling poemes of Homer, Ouid, Virgill, Catullus, sulphid linnæite, and other notable writers of former ages.. are come from many former siecles vnto our times. Putten ham , Arte of Eng. Poesie (ed. Arber), p. 125.