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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

"And the Steels," I said, "the new faction, had their role to play in bringing about the downfall of the influence of Cernus, and later, his downfall as Ubar". - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #65)
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24 65 "And the Steels," I said, "the new faction, had their View more quotes about role">role to play in bringing about the downfall of the influence of Cernus, and later, his downfall as Ubar".

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 62 "In the guise of Murmillius," I said, "Marlenus of Ar, as things went from bad to worse in the city, in the midst of corruption and crime, gathered about himself a following".
24 63 "He gave the men of Ar," said Hup, "something to identify with, a hero, mysterious and overwhelming, a hero to sway their imaginations.
24 64 He won the love of the city".
24 65 "And the Steels," I said, "the new faction, had their role to play in bringing about the downfall of the influence of Cernus, and later, his downfall as Ubar".
24 66 "Of course," said Hup.
24 67 "Through the Steels we wished to have a faction that would, like Murmillius, in the Stadium of Blades, sway the imagination of men, and win the allegiance of thousands of those of Ar.
24 68 It would be an independent faction, a new faction, cutting through and across the loyalties and politics of the older factions.
"In the guise of Murmillius," I said, "Marlenus of Ar, as things went from bad to worse in the city, in the midst of corruption and crime, gathered about himself a following". "He gave the men of Ar," said Hup, "something to identify with, a hero, mysterious and overwhelming, a hero to sway their imaginations. He won the love of the city". "And the Steels," I said, "the new faction, had their role to play in bringing about the downfall of the influence of Cernus, and later, his downfall as Ubar". "Of course," said Hup. "Through the Steels we wished to have a faction that would, like Murmillius, in the Stadium of Blades, sway the imagination of men, and win the allegiance of thousands of those of Ar. It would be an independent faction, a new faction, cutting through and across the loyalties and politics of the older factions. - (Assassin of Gor)