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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Whatever the case may be the rulings, as in the case of certain forbidden developments or innovations in weaponry and communication, and such, are in place. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #180)
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18 180 View more quotes about whatever">Whatever the case may be the rulings, as in the case of certain forbidden developments or innovations in weaponry and communication, and such, are in place.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 177 Whatever the truth may be in these matters the Priest-Kings, as is their wont, did not explain the rationale for their rulings.
18 178 They do enforce them, however, mercilessly, with the Flame Death.
18 179 Perhaps the rulings on body armor were not even particularly rationally motivated, at all; perhaps they were the result of a random notion or an idiosyncratic whim on the part of one or more Priest-Kings.
18 180 Whatever the case may be the rulings, as in the case of certain forbidden developments or innovations in weaponry and communication, and such, are in place.
18 181 You may recall that I had heard a scream issuing from one of the huts.
18 182 I now saw one of the Pani emerging from the hut, carrying a head.
18 183 These heads were clearly trophies of a sort.
Whatever the truth may be in these matters the Priest-Kings, as is their wont, did not explain the rationale for their rulings. They do enforce them, however, mercilessly, with the Flame Death. Perhaps the rulings on body armor were not even particularly rationally motivated, at all; perhaps they were the result of a random notion or an idiosyncratic whim on the part of one or more Priest-Kings. Whatever the case may be the rulings, as in the case of certain forbidden developments or innovations in weaponry and communication, and such, are in place. You may recall that I had heard a scream issuing from one of the huts. I now saw one of the Pani emerging from the hut, carrying a head. These heads were clearly trophies of a sort. - (Swordsmen of Gor)