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They were young male slaves, purchased by Initiates, castrated by civil authorities and, in the monasteries, trained in song. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #189)

Portions of the hymn were taken up by four delicate boys, standing outside the white rail on a raised platform. Their heads were shaved and they wore robes resembling those of the Initiates. Choirs of such boys often sang in the great temples. They were young male slaves, purchased by Initiates, castrated by civil authorities and, in the monasteries, trained in song. I supposed, to one versed in music, their soprano voices were very beautiful. I did not much care for them. Here in the far north, of course, in Kassau, to have any such boys, properly trained in the archaic hymns, indicated some wealth. - (Marauders of Gor)