| For the lightning and the gis and the trident are but fables, and so all ancient theology. |
| Whatever may have been her motive, she put her gis over our head. |
| The Lukian Apollo was the deity of the defeated side, as Athene of the gis was the deity of the victors. |
| The gis of their Minerva was only said to turn men into stones. |
| Inside, people trickled onto a long, white canvas mat dressed in white gis and white belts. |
| When arrayed for war she wore a golden helmet and carried a shield, or gis. |
