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I recalled the flowing, lovely script of the Tahari, in which the phonemes of Gorean were also meticulously transcribed. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #247)

I looked away, up, at the blue sky, the white clouds. On the high walls, encircling the stands, fluttered the narrow, rectangular banners of Lord Yamada, marked with the strange script, vertically aligned, of the Pani syllabary in which, though I could not read the script, were transcribed the phonemes of intelligible Gorean. The same phonemes, obviously, can be transcribed by means of an indefinite number of scripts. I recalled the flowing, lovely script of the Tahari, in which the phonemes of Gorean were also meticulously transcribed. The banners were a brave sight. I supposed the day was pleasant enough, as Lord Akio had suggested; it was neither too warm nor too cold, and the sky was a bright, an unblemished, cloudless blue. Too, as noted, there was a slight, refreshing breeze. - (Rebels of Gor)