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Usage examples of trident.

The guard took his trident from the flier and backed away, spreading his arms out away from his body, baring his vulnerable stomach and throat to attack.

The elf pushed back hard with the butt of the trident and caught the merrow in the gut.

Jupiter, the trident of Neptune, the ivy of Bacchus: whence Ptolemy Philopater was by some nicknamed Gallus, because his body was marked with the figures of ivy leaves.

Schoeneman as King Neptune, suitably attired and wielding a gilded trident symbolic of his office, held court on the fantail and decreed various ordeals for the pollywogs, who had been ordered to appear before him wearing only white regulation, boxer-type skivvy shorts.

In the chariot just behind Atretes was an African retiarius, his trident and net displayed.

Turning, he saw a retiarius using his trident to spear a fallen secutor, whose fish-crested helmet offered him little protection.

The retiarius yanked his trident free and tried to retrieve his tangled net before Atretes reached him.

Anyway, I felt better and better, and before she left I knew that no damn retiarius that ever waved a trident could put a net past my guard.

It surprised him a bit until Stipes passed him a small loaf of bread instead of his trident.

An ancient pagoda at Deogur was surmounted by a tower, sustaining the mystic egg and a trident.

Pavek, no longer a blundering, unclever templar, but a strong and brave man who fought with an obsidian trident.

The ignorant savages did not know what the symbols meant, I could tell, for the images were all mixed and mingled together: the jagged lightning bolt of II Augusta and the winged pilum of XX Valeria Victrix, the proud eagle of the legions along with the double-ended trident and the triple running foot of the infantry, and others which were not emblems at all but merely letters jumbled up anyhow.

For once in her life, she could think of nothing at all to say as Adonis laid his trident aside and deftly removed the ropes binding her wrists and ankles.

The Poseidon raised his scepter, that symbol of authority which had been granted by Mu to the first Atlantean lord ruling here in the east, a bronze trident.

Ardent, Trident, Darby, Doughboy, Dreamboat, Rassle, and Ribot quickly picked up the gauntlet.