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I supposed Lord Temmu, who had furnished the hundred Pani who marched with the exploratory force, had some two thousand troops on which he might rely, most housed within the castle grounds. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #103)

"I would guess," said Philoctetes, "that the exploratory force encountered little more than its vanguard". "We would then, I conjecture," I said, "be much outnumbered". "Yes," said Aeacus. I supposed Lord Temmu, who had furnished the hundred Pani who marched with the exploratory force, had some two thousand troops on which he might rely, most housed within the castle grounds. Lords Nishida and Okimoto, as I estimated their warriors, had some three hundred and fifty men. Of armsmen and mariners, I supposed we retained some eleven hundred men, after the apparent debacle of the exploratory force. All in all, as far as I could estimate these things, we must have something less than thirty-five hundred men at arms. - (Mariners of Gor)