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I now saw fights in the audience in the tiers, some between Taurentians and citizens, others between citizens themselves. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #381)

Then to my surprise I saw, with us, fighting, a common Warrior, not a Taurentian, one whose helmet was not laced with gold nor his shield bound with silver, nor his shoulders covered with the purple of the Ubar's guard. I did not question him, but accepted gratefully his presence at our side. More Taurentians, perhaps two hundred more, leaped down from the wall. I now saw fights in the audience in the tiers, some between Taurentians and citizens, others between citizens themselves. In some places armed Warriors, of common rank, stood against the purple-clad Taurentians. Now those Taurentians left in the stands suddenly failed to restrain the crowds and thousands of citizens were leaping into the arena and others were swarming across the tiers toward the box of the Ubar. I saw Hup bounding and skipping on the tiers, crying out, and saw men throwing off cloaks, revealing blades, and rushing to meet Taurentians. - (Assassin of Gor)