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Presumably, then, she would have supposed, in her involvement in the intrigues of Decius Albus, that Lord Agamemnon and Lord Grendel were men, and that the entire matter was one dealing merely with differences between competitive human factions. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #203)

I gathered that the Lady Alexina had never seen a Kur before, or anything similar to a Kur. She had not been at the supper in the house off the Viktel Aria. Too, Kurii were not likely to be in attendance at the House of a Hundred Corridors. Presumably, then, she would have supposed, in her involvement in the intrigues of Decius Albus, that Lord Agamemnon and Lord Grendel were men, and that the entire matter was one dealing merely with differences between competitive human factions. "And the other?" gasped the Lady Alexina, her eyes wide, regarding Lyris, who had now come forward in the cage, indeed, to just behind the bars. "Kur," said Kurik, simply. The eyes of Lyris blazed, and her jaws parted, revealing fangs, and she snarled. - (Plunder of Gor)