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The other two sides, that before me, and to my right, were closed with armed guards, of which there might have been seventy or eighty. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 60, Sentence #10)

Lord Grendel's conjecture to the effect that the numbers of Kurii in the vicinity might be some fifteen, presumably at most, had proved woefully conservative. I was not sure of the numbers but I would have hazarded that the number might more closely approximate some forty Kurii, say, twenty in the stands, and twenty on the ground. The scene of the entertainment, as it had been spoken of, was not an arena or a theater, but it was, in effect, a closed area, closed on one side by the tiers, to my left, and, on another side, that behind me, by the house of Decius Albus. The other two sides, that before me, and to my right, were closed with armed guards, of which there might have been seventy or eighty. These wore the livery of the House of a Hundred Corridors. In the center of the tiers, to my left, there was what, garlanded and ribboned, I supposed, might count as a box, or reserved area, in which were three men and two Kurii. I did not know this at the time, as I found Kurii difficult to distinguish from one another, as perhaps they did humans, but the two Kurii there were the two Kurii who had been colleagues of Surtak, and had assisted in the raid in Brundisium, which had succeeded in capturing Eve, she apparently intended by Lord Arcesilaus as a gift for Lord Grendel. - (Plunder of Gor)