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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

These divisors and multiples have to do with, it seems, a base-twelve mathematics, itself perhaps indexed historically to the six digits of one of the creature's prehensile appendages". - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #444)
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1 444 These divisors and multiples have to do with, it View more quotes about seems">seems, a base-twelve mathematics, itself perhaps indexed historically to the six digits of one of the creature's prehensile appendages".

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 441 Twelve such units constitute a Band, commanded again by a Blood, though of higher rank.
1 442 Twelve bands, again commanded by a Blood, of yet higher rank, constitute a March.
1 443 Twelve Marches is said to constitute a People.
1 444 These divisors and multiples have to do with, it seems, a base-twelve mathematics, itself perhaps indexed historically to the six digits of one of the creature's prehensile appendages".
1 445 "Why is the leader spoken of as a Blood?" asked Samos.
1 446 "It seems to have been an ancient belief among such creatures," I said, "that thought was a function of the blood, rather than of the brain, a terminology which has apparently lingered in their common speech.
1 447 Similar anachronisms occur in many languages, including Gorean".
Twelve such units constitute a Band, commanded again by a Blood, though of higher rank. Twelve bands, again commanded by a Blood, of yet higher rank, constitute a March. Twelve Marches is said to constitute a People. These divisors and multiples have to do with, it seems, a base-twelve mathematics, itself perhaps indexed historically to the six digits of one of the creature's prehensile appendages". "Why is the leader spoken of as a Blood?" asked Samos. "It seems to have been an ancient belief among such creatures," I said, "that thought was a function of the blood, rather than of the brain, a terminology which has apparently lingered in their common speech. Similar anachronisms occur in many languages, including Gorean". - (Savages of Gor)