to the south of the Ottomans. Both sides' sailing ships formed themselves more or less into lines, and the Ottoman fleet gradually bore away. At 4:00 pm the wind dropped and the Venetian galleys, which had cut back through the line, then re-emerged and attacked the Ottomans in a line abreast. The Turks withdrew after about two hours, eventually making their way south to near the island of Syros, while the Venetians eventually sailed back to Port Gavrion. Until 1 December the Venetians sailed around looking for the Ottoman fleet, when they heard that it had sailed back into the Dardanelles almost a month earlier. Christian casualties were 56 killed and 125 wounded in the sailing ships and about 19 casualties in the rowing vessels. Opposing forces Venice (Contarini) San Lorenzo Giustinian 80 (flag) Tigre 66 Rosa 60 San Andrea 60 San Domenico 60 Fede Guerriera 56 San Sebastiano 68 15 other sailing ships some galleasses some galleys unknown number of Papal ships Ottoman Empire (Mezzo Morto) 20 Ottoman sailing ships 15 or 16 Barbary ships some galliots References Bibliography Andros Andros History of Andros Andros Andros 17th century in Greece 1696 in the Ottoman Empire