bi·reme (b  r m )n. An ancient galley equipped with two tiers of oars on each side. [Latin bir mis : bi-, two; see bi-1 + rmus, oar; see er - in Indo-European roots.] |
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| Players will fight for control of the seas by boarding and ramming enemy naval vessels using massive, accurately-scaled biremes and triremes. Director Wolfgang Petersen recreates a long-ago world of bireme warships, clashing armies, the massive fortress city and the towering Trojan Horse. |
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