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Arcesilaus

Book 28. (216 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	267	Pyrrhus, much smaller than Arcesilaus, no more than four or five hundred pounds, who was in the ring hierarchy subordinate to Arcesilaus, was looking at the brunette, who was still in position.	10
20	159	"Would she not be in danger from Arcesilaus," asked Cabot, "for she was used to bait a trap, one in which Kurii were slain?" "Arcesilaus does not bear her ill will," said Peisistratus, "but, too, it is not now practical for him to keep her.	10
26	158	"And I must warn Lord Arcesilaus, if there is still time!" "Lord Arcesilaus will be warned by another," said Peisistratus, "for you might be easily recognized".	10
5	5	"There," said his guide, whom we shall call Arcesilaus, pointing to the left, into the distance, and sky, "is Lake Fear.	10
5	9	"Because of the saurians there," responded Arcesilaus, "descendents of saurians from the Home World".	10
5	13	"But we shall have another," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	17	"This habitat, as many, is a cylinder," said Arcesilaus, "but many, too, are spherical".	10
5	21	"One can arrange a variety of gravities," said Arcesilaus, "depending on the speed of the rotation".	10
5	23	"This is far from the largest," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	25	"In measures with which you are familiar," said Arcesilaus, "some sixteen hundred square pasangs".	10
5	27	"I do not know," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	29	"Far from the largest," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	31	"I suppose so," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	35	With the group, other than Cabot, Arcesilaus, and Pyrrhus, were the interlocutor, whom we shall call, following an earlier conversation between Cabot and the brunette, Grendel, and one or perhaps two others, depending on how one wishes to count.	10
5	52	The other entity in our small group, which may or may not be counted, as one wishes, was the leashed pet of Arcesilaus, an unspeeched blonde human female, indeed, she whom we encountered earlier in the container.	10
5	54	"Tal" had come, too, from the translators of Arcesilaus and Pyrrhus.	10
5	135	"I had heard this," said Peisistratus, who glanced at Arcesilaus, who nodded.	10
5	258	"No, no!" Arcesilaus, who was large, even for a Kur, had witnessed the preceding exchanges with a certain degree of tolerance.	10
5	264	Arcesilaus then gave a slight shake to the blonde's leash, and she, who had been curled on the wood at his feet, quickly stood up.	10
5	265	"Would you like to see our world?" inquired Arcesilaus of Cabot, through the translator.	10
5	270	"Follow us, if you would," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	290	"It agrees," said Arcesilaus, "with that of Gor, adjusted seasonally, to the middle latitudes of that world".	10
5	292	"Surely," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	295	"It is important to index these things to Gor," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	297	"It is similar in several of the other worlds," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	304	"Tell us about them," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	306	"They imprisoned you, for you are their enemy," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	311	"But how can a mere human, no more than a simple beast, be a friend to those as mighty and noble as Kurii?" "Do you think you are speaking ironically?" asked Arcesilaus.	10
5	316	"He is your friend?" inquired Arcesilaus.	10
5	320	"A great honor," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	321	The translator pronounced these words precisely, clearly, unemotionally, in accents of Ar, but Cabot could tell that Arcesilaus deemed this an intelligence of some moment.	10
5	323	"Doubtless safe and well," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	327	Why then had he not seen him? "Tell us of Priest-Kings," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	330	"It is done," said Arcesilaus, "by an arrangement of mirrors outside the habitat and automated shutters within the habitat, utilizing the light, of course, of this system's primary".	10
5	333	"An external atmosphere," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	335	"What could protect you from radiation," asked Cabot, "or from debris, of the sort which might be destroyed and scattered in a normal atmosphere?" "The habitats are shielded, of course," said Arcesilaus, "with several yards of slag, steel, stone, and such".	10
5	344	"Certainly," said Arcesilaus, "but we would not wish to clutter the habitat with such miscellaneous utilities.	10
5	352	"The farms are largely automated," said Arcesilaus, "though conditions must be monitored.	10
5	357	"Oxygen is abundant in the silicate of our neighbors," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	363	Arcesilaus shrugged, a movement of large muscles moving like living rope beneath the skin, moving the shimmering fur in turn like wind in the water.	10
5	366	"You can move the habitats?" "Of course," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	368	"We are not sure, now, from how far," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	370	"Wars," explained Arcesilaus.	10
5	371	"With all due respect," said Pyrrhus, glancing at the blonde, who lay at the feet of Arcesilaus, "the universe belongs by right to the Kurii.	10
5	377	"You shudder?" inquired Arcesilaus.	10
5	379	"You have seen enough for one day," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	384	"Yes," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	386	"Why not?" "This is not a natural world," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	389	"Yes," said Arcesilaus.	10
5	392	Arcesilaus then gave a tiny shake to the blonde's leash, and she stood, happily.	10
5	413	Arcesilaus then said something which was not picked up by the translator, and the blonde immediately went to all fours, the leash dangling up to her master's hand, or paw.	10
5	421	Again the interlocutor growled, but a word from Arcesilaus, not transmitted, rebuffed him, and he put his shaggy head down, angrily, sullenly, on his chest.	10
5	423	"Our compatriot," said Arcesilaus, indicating Grendel, "will see you to the stable".	10
5	425	"It is getting late," said Arcesilaus.	10
6	17	"You know the pet of Arcesilaus!" called Cabot.	10
6	19	Cabot had well recalled the menace in the beast's attitude, its growls, several days earlier, when he had smiled at the pet of Arcesilaus.	10
6	43	Would not Arcesilaus be pleased? You could use the translator".	10
6	47	"Does Arcesilaus know?" asked Cabot.	10
6	48	He was reasonably sure that Arcesilaus, despite what he had suggested, would not wish his pet to learn to speak.	10
6	119	"You are fond of the pet of Arcesilaus," said Cabot.	10
8	72	"One," said Cabot, "was a nasty, spoiled brat from England, though nicely faced and well-curved, who would make a nice slab of collar meat, suitably to be bid from the block, and the other was a pet, of Arcesilaus, whom I gather is an officer of yours, she, too, nicely faced and nicely curved".	10
9	53	"What of Arcesilaus?" asked Cabot.	10
10	1	Cabot Renews his Acquaintance with the Former Miss Pym "This," said Peisistratus, "is the portal to the apartment of Pyrrhus, subordinate to Arcesilaus, officer to Agamemnon".	10
10	76	"You were a member of the party of Lord Arcesilaus, when I was removed from the stable, and introduced to your beautiful world".	10
10	263	Cabot, on the Prison Moon, had seen the blonde leap similarly into the arms of the Kur he had come to recognize as Arcesilaus.	10
15	74	"When we are alone, free me! Return me to Arcesilaus, my master!" "Perhaps, eventually," he said.	10
17	2	One, he was sure, was Arcesilaus, the blonde's owner.	10
18	66	And so Cabot had pressed his lips, and forcibly, upon those of the grasped, startled pet of Arcesilaus.	10
18	70	It may help to understand this if we make it clear that Arcesilaus, despite several invitations, some coined, had never put her out to use, even after the reddening of her soft thighs.	10
18	204	And certainly Arcesilaus knew she was at least to some extent speeched, as he had arranged for this, her tutoring being supplied largely by Grendel.	10
18	213	"Her master," said Cabot, "is Lord Arcesilaus".	10
18	232	"Lord Arcesilaus will not be pleased if you eat the girl," said Cabot.	10
18	233	To be sure, Cabot was not certain of this, and Arcesilaus might have been, for all Cabot knew, contemplating the same act.	10
20	131	"What is the fate," asked Cabot of Peisistratus, "of the pet of Arcesilaus?" "Are you not more interested in the fate of another?" asked Peisistratus.	10
20	132	"The blonde human," said Cabot, "the pet of Arcesilaus.	10
20	136	"Freed her?" "To return her to Arcesilaus, of course".	10
20	152	"Surely she understood she was to be returned to Arcesilaus".	10
20	168	"And Arcesilaus was doubtless fond of her".	10
20	171	"So she is to be slain, or sent to the cattle pens?" "When she was brought before Arcesilaus, she flung herself on her belly before him, and, her small wrists braceleted before her, she clasped his foot, and kissed and licked, weeping, piteously, at his claws, but he remained adamant".	10
20	172	"And so she is to be slain, or sent to the cattle pens?" "Arcesilaus, I think, remains fond of her, and was pleased to learn she still lived, and that she had been brought safe to the Steel World".	10
20	175	"But Arcesilaus will not keep her".	10
21	18	"That is Lord Arcesilaus," he said.	10
21	300	She is held accountable for the debacle in the forest, that of the hunting party of Lord Arcesilaus.	10
21	636	"Lord Arcesilaus, across the way," said Peisistratus, "is leaving the tiers".	10
22	156	"As I understand it," said Peisistratus, "from Arcesilaus, and others, she was enclosed with you on the Prison Moon".	10
24	166	"As was Lord Pyrrhus, and as is Lord Arcesilaus".	10
24	169	"She has heard, and to save her own skin, she will betray you, and Peisistratus, and Arcesilaus".	10
26	27	"With me, freed as well, was she who was once the blonde pet of Arcesilaus, later the pet of Grendel".	10
26	35	"And Grendel did not rip out your throat?" "I fear the thought had crossed his mind," said Cabot, "but of greater interest to you, and one of the reasons I have sought you out, other than perhaps to kill you, is to inform you that the little blonde animal, as you think of her, and appropriately in m...	10
27	156	"A man of Peisistratus will attempt to contact Lord Arcesilaus in the morning, in the cylinder day, openly, a fellow not to be suspected by Kur guards, as I might be".	10
28	54	"You are attempting to contact Lord Arcesilaus?" "A man is on his way to his lodgings now," said Peisistratus.	10
29	251	Had Lord Arcesilaus been warned? Presumably so, unless the messenger had been anticipated, or intercepted.	10
32	25	"I will do my best to see that she does not betray Lord Arcesilaus and Peisistratus to the palace," said Cabot.	10
32	78	"I recall you," said Cabot, "as the naked, collared pet of Lord Arcesilaus, and as once clothed only in chains, in breeding shackles, as I recall".	10
32	197	"If she were a slave," said Cabot, "it would be easier to assure ourselves that she would not contact Kurii and implicate Lord Arcesilaus and Peisistratus in the matter of treasonous plotting".	10
35	139	"What of Lord Arcesilaus?" asked Cabot.	10
35	148	"It is Lord Arcesilaus," said Grendel.	10
36	146	"It is the ring of Lord Arcesilaus," said the slave.	10
36	150	"Yesterday," said the girl, "Lord Arcesilaus gave it to Lord Grendel, to be given to you this morning".	10
36	155	He crouched down beside Arcesilaus, and turned on the Kur's translator.	10
36	338	"You must remain here, to care for Lord Arcesilaus," said Cabot.	10
36	347	"Do not rise," Cabot cautioned Lord Arcesilaus, for the Kur was now half on its feet, and blood emerged from beneath more than one bandage.	10
36	348	Cabot went to the back of the cave, and Lord Arcesilaus subsided, in obvious pain.	10
36	351	"Leave her behind," said Lord Arcesilaus, "and I will eat her, and this I swear by all the faces of the Nameless One".	10
36	353	"Begone," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
37	5	They were now six days from the cave where they had left Lord Arcesilaus.	10
38	7	"Hail, Lord Arcesilaus!" called Cabot.	10
40	115	If this were so, and if Lord Arcesilaus still somehow lived, he, in the cave, would have doubtless heard it, as well.	10
43	437	"To you, to you, to the allies, to Lord Peisistratus, to Lord Arcesilaus, to the foes of Agamemnon, to the revolution!" she said.	10
44	262	"That of Lord Arcesilaus," said Lord Grendel.	10
46	43	"Arcesilaus stood against him," said a Kur.	10
46	44	"Arcesilaus is dead," said another.	10
47	96	"For Pyrrhus, for Arcesilaus, for the war," said Cabot.	10
50	71	"For Lord Arcesilaus," it said.	10
51	3	Lord Grendel and Cabot had trekked about Lake Fear, on its nearer side to the habitats, in order to recover and burn the remains of Lord Arcesilaus, whom they had expected to find dead in the cave in which they had left him, long ago, sorely wounded, but, too, to replenish a supply of weapon points,...	10
51	7	It had not been difficult for Lord Grendel and his human ally, Tarl Cabot, to locate the cave in which they had left Lord Arcesilaus, but, upon entering the cave, they had found it empty.	10
51	8	"Lord Arcesilaus bled here," said Cabot, pointing to the rear of the cave.	10
56	200	"It was to you that Lord Arcesilaus entrusted his ring," said Lord Grendel.	10
56	205	Who better in such a cause than a human warrior to bear to Kur warriors the ring of Arcesilaus, mightiest of Kurii, mightiest of the foes of Agamemnon?" "I think," said Cabot, ruefully, "that they might have been shamed to face a fellow Kur in such role, one still with pride and status, who did not ...	10
56	208	"It was due to the ring," said Cabot, "that I was enabled to enter their great camp, that of the gathering, engage their attention, and certify my authority to speak, and plead, on behalf of Lord Arcesilaus".	10
56	216	"What then brought them to the field?" "To do honor to Lord Arcesilaus," said Cabot.	10
56	267	"Mitonicus has the ring of Arcesilaus now, does he not?" asked Lord Grendel.	10
57	102	"She betrayed Peisistratus and Lord Arcesilaus, and doubtless others, to Agamemnon, long ago.	10
64	89	It is true she had betrayed Peisistratus and Arcesilaus to Lord Agamemnon long ago but the profit she had hoped to accrue from that act had been persuasive, and, of course, although this consideration would do little to mitigate or extenuate the treachery of her act, it might be recalled that she wa...	10
64	106	Beyond the matter of the betrayal of Peisistratus and Lord Arcesilaus, she had, incidentally, as it turned out, no particularly active role in either the debacle of the arsenal or the projected massacre in the Vale of Destruction.	10
64	116	Thus, most in Lord Grendel's camp had considered her guilty of three betrayals, the first of Peisistratus and Lord Arcesilaus, the second pertaining to the arsenal, which was costly, and the third, which turned out well due to no fault of hers, given the intervention of the mariners.	10
65	5	"Surely," said Statius, "he does not have Lord Arcesilaus".	10
65	8	"Lord Arcesilaus would surely not have us comply with the proclamation," said Archon.	10
65	22	"It is our lives or that of Lord Arcesilaus.	10
65	33	"Our Kurii will die, that Arcesilaus may live?" said Cabot.	10
65	56	What, then, is to prevent Lord Agamemnon from killing Lord Arcesilaus?" "Nothing," said a Kur.	10
65	63	"I suspect," said Statius, "Agamemnon does not have Lord Arcesilaus".	10
65	75	"Lord Agamemnon, Eleventh face of the Nameless One, Theocrat of the World," said their leader, "has Lord Arcesilaus in his power".	10
66	14	Further, it is clear to me, as well, that Lord Arcesilaus would not wish this monstrous act, this self slaughtering, to take place, and, indeed, that he would forbid it, and categorically, had he the opportunity to do so.	10
66	32	"Another life is at stake, that of the leader, Lord Arcesilaus".	10
66	42	"He may kill Lord Arcesilaus," said a Kur.	10
66	115	"Lord Arcesilaus is to be executed tomorrow, at noon, on the palace steps," said Cabot.	10
67	1	Cabot's Journey; An Acquaintance is Renewed Cabot did not care to accompany Lord Grendel to the palace, to watch him die, as Kur, before Lord Arcesilaus.	10
67	4	This, too, was a portion of the price for Lord Arcesilaus' life.	10
67	109	He thought of Lord Pyrrhus, slain in the arena, of Lord Arcesilaus, of the slaver, Peisistratus, of his dear friend, Lord Grendel.	10
69	71	"Lord Arcesilaus is the Twelfth face of the Nameless One," said Peisistratus, "Theocrat of the World".	10
69	73	"I thought our Kurii were to sacrifice themselves for the life of Arcesilaus".	10
69	78	Thus, in the presence of Lord Arcesilaus, who was chained, and was still weak from wounds, standing on the steps of the palace, begging them to neglect him and renew the struggle, they must petition the loyalists to fire upon them".	10
69	82	They petitioned the loyalists to destroy them where they stood, in honor, before the protesting, pleading Lord Arcesilaus.	10
69	83	The loyalists saw that Lord Arcesilaus did not wish to have his life purchased at such a cost.	10
69	85	They saw, too, that our forces were prepared to give their lives for Lord Arcesilaus, and this, too, was Kur".	10
69	95	"Fight!" cried Arcesilaus.	10
69	98	"'Kill them, kill them all!'" "'Fire!'" called out Lucullus, high captain to Agamemnon, who stood near Arcesilaus, amongst his many guards and jailers.	10
69	104	"A voice then from somewhere amongst the loyalists," said a Kur, "we do not know who it was, cried out, 'Hail Lord Arcesilaus, Twelfth Face of the Nameless One, Theocrat of the World!'" "This cry," said another, "was taken up by a thousand voices.	10
69	105	Guards beside Lord Arcesilaus raised their weapons to slay him, but they were burned alive beside him.	10
69	109	"The chains of Lord Arcesilaus were struck off, and he was carried to the habitats, that he might be treated," said another.	10
70	83	Too, I suspect Lord Arcesilaus, Lord Grendel, and several others, would be pleased to see you".	10
71	4	You will not turn me over to Lord Arcesilaus, and others?" "No," said Cabot.	10
71	13	Cabot also scratched, in Gorean, on the collar: "I am Flavion, adherent of Agamemnon, traitor to the cause of Lord Arcesilaus".	10
73	12	"We extended the amnesty," said Lord Arcesilaus, from his throne in the palace, "and they came in, surrendered".	10
73	14	"That is not my amnesty," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
73	20	On the finger of Lord Arcesilaus was a large ring, heavy and ornate, a symbol of authority.	10
73	21	Once Cabot had worn it about his neck on a string, and he had given it to Mitonicus who, later, had returned it to Lord Arcesilaus, who had been the early champion of the revolution, and the chief conspirator who had brought it to its beginning, before he had been betrayed to Agamemnon by a shapely ...	10
73	22	"At a crucial moment," said Cabot, "as it was reported to me, in a far camp, one cried 'Hail Lord Arcesilaus, Twelfth Face of the Nameless One, Theocrat of the World.	10
73	31	"But often not," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
73	34	"Pray, remain for a time, noble ally," said Lord Arcesilaus, "for I shall decree a mighty festival, with days of rejoicing and feasting, which I would that you and yours, your splendid, numberless adherents and crews, shared with us".	10
73	35	Zarendargar, war general of the Kurii, no longer military governor of the world, as Lord Arcesilaus had now been ensconced in the palace, inclined his head, in ready, gracious assent.	10
73	36	"Our two worlds," said Lord Arcesilaus, "will be as one".	10
73	40	"It is the Kur way," said Statius, who stood high in the councils of Lord Arcesilaus, Twelfth Face of the Nameless One, Theocrat of the World.	10
73	47	"Human will no longer be eaten here," said Lord Arcesilaus, "nor hunted".	10
73	49	"Some will be shipped to Gor, others will remain here," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
73	61	"Without a body, he is harmless," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
73	62	"Should we not now remove his victory stele from the Vale of Destruction," said a Kur, "and put there our own, to commemorate our victory?" "No," said Lord Arcesilaus, "let his victory there, of more than a century ago, be recalled.	10
73	71	"Yes," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
73	78	"The amnesty is the amnesty," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
73	93	"Perhaps," said Lord Arcesilaus, "he has in mind a pet".	10
73	103	"Flavion is clever," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
73	114	"There is no hurry," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
73	128	"Put from your minds vengeances on foolish animals," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
73	163	"Perhaps," said Lord Arcesilaus, "our folk will become less precipitate, and driven, and become somewhat more civil, less inclined to hasty, violent response, if their needs and desires are fulfilled, if vessels are at hand, properties, which they may subject to their will, which they may rule, and ...	10
73	170	"Return now," said Lord Arcesilaus, "to your habitats, your shelters, your tents, your ships, your bivouacs, and refresh yourselves.	10
73	212	Nonetheless, as this was not known to Cabot and Lord Grendel, or not known for certain, Lord Grendel, by means of intermediaries, guards, and such, made certain that the slave was well aware of the victory of Lord Arcesilaus, the appearance of Lord Grendel in the capital, that of a human commander, ...	10
73	235	"How could both Lord Agamemnon and Lord Arcesilaus be faces of the Nameless One?" "Why not?" said Lord Grendel.	10
73	239	"Agamemnon doubtless viewed his face as rightful and just, as good, if you like, and so, too, though the faces are quite different, does Lord Arcesilaus.	10
74	50	Lord Arcesilaus sat on a dais, at the head of a hundred tables, with Lord Zarendargar, Lord Grendel, and Statius; and Archon, of the forest humans, and Cestiphon, of the killer humans, sat with them.	10
79	173	Lord Grendel was not at the feast, for he had returned to the habitats, doubtless on business, say, with Lords Arcesilaus and Zarendargar, or perhaps to participate further in the festivals, or, perhaps, more simply, to be near the Lady Bina.	10
80	1	They Will Soon to the Tables "My dear Cabot," said Lord Arcesilaus, "it is so good to see you again, here in the habitats.	10
80	18	"He will be here, shortly," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	22	"I would like to do something nice for Lord Grendel," said Lord Arcesilaus to Cabot.	10
80	25	"His contributions have been richly recognized, and in detail," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	29	"But he seems little impressed with our gratitude," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	31	"Surely it has nothing to do with the triviality of his small pet's fate, anything so unimportant?" said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	34	"Very well," said Lord Arcesilaus, agreeably.	10
80	58	"Yes," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	62	"He is in the palace," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	71	"Excellent," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	74	"Certainly," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	90	"Lord Grendel was somewhat distressed at the disfigurement of his pet, as I understand it," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	92	"Yes," said Lord Arcesilaus, "that is it".	10
80	100	Lord Arcesilaus, whose translator had, of course, assisted him in understanding Cabot's response, shuddered.	10
80	107	"Our science," said Lord Arcesilaus, "is not public, as is yours, and as is, to some extent, that of Goreans.	10
80	119	"Even many Kurii," said Lord Arcesilaus, "are kept ignorant of our science, and what it can accomplish".	10
80	121	"Some at hand, indeed, at your elbow," said Lord Arcesilaus, "are amongst our scientists".	10
80	125	"Good," said Lord Arcesilaus, "when he joins us we may soon to breakfast".	10
80	143	"Welcome, Lord Grendel!" said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	146	"Not at all," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	150	"But a moment, Lords and others," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	160	"Do not do this, I pray, Lord Arcesilaus," said Lord Grendel.	10
80	207	"If you care for me, Lord Arcesilaus," said Lord Grendel, "have pity, not only upon her but upon me, as well! Spare her this! Spare us all this horror!" "It is only a pet," said the Kur, again.	10
80	208	"Be patient, Lord Grendel," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	217	"Stay, Lord Grendel!" pleaded Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	250	She was, again, then, as she had been in the container, in the collar of Lord Arcesilaus, when she was his pet, as she had been elsewhere, in the game world, in the camps, as she had been in many places, before her encounter with the lumbering, bestial cattle humans.	10
80	251	"We hoped you would be pleased," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	253	"You are pleased, are you not?" asked Lord Arcesilaus, concerned.	10
80	299	"Lord Arcesilaus," she said.	10
80	303	"There is no place prepared for you," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	376	"No!" cried Lord Arcesilaus, and several others, amongst the Kurii.	10
80	386	"You have rendered great services to the world," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	398	"He must be permitted to go, if he wishes," said Lord Arcesilaus.	10
80	442	"Well then," said the Lady Bina, to Lord Arcesilaus, "shall we now to the tables?" "Yes," said he.	10
81	210	"I see, beyond the port," said Peisistratus, joining them, "Cestiphon, Statius, Archon, Lord Arcesilaus, many noble humans and high Kurii.	10

Book 29. (4 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	147	He doubtless had one or more bases, or ports, on Earth, and one or more on Gor, and I knew he had one on the Steel World from which we had been brought, that now under the governance of Arcesilaus, now theocrat of that world, and now, claimedly, Twelfth Face of the Nameless One.	10
9	37	On the other hand, having been embonded on a Steel World, that of Agamemnon, later that of Arcesilaus, an unlikely place to encounter free women, she knew little of free women, at least of a Gorean sort.	10
12	80	Both would presumably be aware that the coordinates had been supplied to Kurii on the Steel World, formerly that of "Agamemnon," later that of "Arcesilaus," by Priest-Kings, and that, accordingly, some Kurii, at least, perhaps unauthorized Kurii, despite the supposed confidentiality of the matter, m...	10
12	81	Expressions, incidentally, such as "Agamemnon" and "Arcesilaus" are used for convenience, as the actual names, being in Kur, cannot be rendered in the phonemes of either English or Gorean.	10

Book 31. (4 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	66	I myself had the privilege of being the pet of Lord Arcesilaus, who now, as I understand it, is the Twelfth Face of the Nameless One, Theocrat of the World, that world.	10
29	191	"I am well-known and influential on one of the steel worlds, the steel world of Arcesilaus, Theocrat of the World, Twelfth Face of the Nameless One.	10
44	23	I sought excuses for delaying my departure for the steel world of Arcesilaus.	10
44	61	"Agamemnon will have to find another envoy to the world of Arcesilaus," he said.	10

Book 33. (2 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	478	Cecily, the former Virginia Cecily Jean Pym, an aristocratic English brunette, had been mine since her acquisition on a pleasure cylinder associated with a steel world, formerly that of a Kur called "Agamemnon," for the phonetic convenience of humans, claimedly the "Eleventh Face of the Nameless One...	10
61	558	I recalled that, long ago, near the edge of the northern forest, on the continent, shortly after I had been placed there by the ship of Peisistratus, a slaver, come from the steel world of Lord Arcesilaus, once that of Lord Agamemnon, the unwitting slave, Constantina, foolishly thinking she was a fr...	10

Book 34. (57 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
33	597	"Our task," cried Kurik, "is set by Lord Arcesilaus!" "She says," I said, "these are not the minions of Lord Arcesilaus".	10
42	89	I then told them of the supposed gratitude of a supposed Lord Arcesilaus, seemingly a Kur, spoken of as the Twelfth Face of the Nameless One, entitled "Theocrat of the World," or, at least, I supposed, of one world, a particular steel world, a gratitude that was to find expression in a gift, a gift ...	10
26	260	"Yes," he said, "that of Lord Arcesilaus, Twelfth Face of the Nameless One".	10
33	588	"Go! Beware! Interfere not! We labor in the cause of Arcesilaus, Twelfth Face of the Nameless One, Theocrat of the World!" I understood nothing of this.	10
34	202	Upon the throne, surveying his metal domain, crouched a new ruler, Lord Arcesilaus, High Kur, the Twelfth Face of the Nameless One, Theocrat of the World, that world".	10
34	204	"Has this to do aught with the creature seized in the house of Flavius Minor, she carried away into the night?" "One of the mighty heroes who labored in the cause of Lord Arcesilaus," he said, "was the outcome of the aforementioned hideous experiment.	10
34	218	"The monster, and others, had served well in the war, that which had brought Lord Arcesilaus to the throne.	10
34	271	"That was the intention of the faction of Lord Arcesilaus," he said.	10
36	113	"And I suspect, further, that word of the doings in the house of Flavius Minor has already reached Ar, perhaps even the steel world of Lord Arcesilaus".	10
36	120	"Clearly," he said, "but with what faction, that of Lord Arcesilaus, or Lord Agamemnon?" "Lord Agamemnon?" I said.	10
36	126	"We could not pronounce his true name, no more than we could pronounce the true name of Lord Arcesilaus, or Lord Grendel, or the Kur name of Eve".	10
36	143	"If our friend, Decius Albus, is of the faction of Lord Arcesilaus," he said, "doubtless to welcome me to Ar, to offer me instruction, and abet my cause".	10
36	144	"And if he is not of the faction of Lord Arcesilaus?" I said.	10
42	80	It was from Lord Arcesilaus".	10
42	81	"No, Mistress," I said, "I doubt very much that it was from Lord Arcesilaus".	10
42	98	"It is my understanding," I said, "that factions exist, some of which may be inimical to the interests of Lord Arcesilaus".	10
42	112	"Why would Lord Arcesilaus wish to give some malformed monstrosity to Lord Grendel?" she asked.	10
42	120	"Perhaps," I said, "Lord Arcesilaus thought Lord Grendel would be pleased".	10
42	124	And Lord Arcesilaus would send him a mirror of his own misshapen form, a reminder of what is most repellant and repulsive to him, himself? Look at him! See the eyes, the paws!" "Surely he is much like a Kur, Mistress," I said.	10
42	132	"Mistress informed a slave that the first message, that borne by my predecessor, another mere kajira, was conveyed on behalf of Lord Arcesilaus, a claim concerning which I dared to express doubt.	10
42	137	"A meeting was proposed, in which a message from Lord Arcesilaus to Lord Grendel was to be delivered, one pertaining to worlds".	10
42	138	"And what credentials were borne by my predecessor," I asked, "she who bore this message, certifying its authenticity, that its source was Lord Arcesilaus?" "None," said the Lady Bina.	10
42	178	"The message was from Lord Arcesilaus, with whom we are on excellent terms".	10
42	185	"It is plausible that Lord Arcesilaus might wish to communicate with Lord Grendel," she said.	10
42	187	The most likely faction opposed to Lord Arcesilaus would be that of the deposed Lord Agamemnon, but his faction is inert as of late, indeed, perhaps dissolved, and, to the best of our knowledge, Lord Agamemnon, lacking a body, is little to be feared.	10
42	189	Why would Lord Arcesilaus duplicate the experimental debacle that resulted in the formation of Lord Grendel? And if someone did, it would not be sent to Gor, and proffered as a present.	10
42	224	"Surely you suspect you will remain here, my dear," said the Lady Bina, "until you are so privileged as to be taken to a certain rendezvous, in the neighborhood of the Twentieth Ahn, at which time you will be turned over to an agent of Lord Arcesilaus".	10
43	48	She was once the pet, a grooming pet, of Lord Arcesilaus".	10
43	79	If you were she, would you not have hurried to Gor?" "How is it that she was brought to Gor?" "By my request, for her sake, to Lord Arcesilaus, whom I once served in a time of dark troubles".	10
44	47	"Welcome to one of the houses of Decius Albus, loyal ally of Lord Arcesilaus, Twelfth Face of the Nameless One, Theocrat of the World".	10
44	64	"There is a message for me," said Lord Grendel, "from Lord Arcesilaus?" "Indeed," said the voice.	10
44	66	"Shortly," said the voice, "but Lord Arcesilaus wishes it to be appropriately delivered".	10
44	70	"We shall begin with a light collation," said the voice, "following which, suitably set forth, suitably framed, so to speak, we will make known to you the will of Lord Arcesilaus".	10
44	83	"These are not allies of Lord Arcesilaus," I said.	10
46	64	"I retain cohorts on my world, seized by the usurper, Arcesilaus, he who in blasphemy dares to term himself a Face of the Nameless One, he boldly aspiring to the title 'Theocrat of the World'".	10
46	119	"You are known on my world, stolen by Arcesilaus and his brigands.	10
46	165	"It is the gift of Lord Arcesilaus," I said, "delivered to Brundisium, to be claimed by my master, Kurik, of Victoria, and brought to Ar, to be given to you.	10
46	168	Lord Arcesilaus, as I understand it, thought you would be pleased".	10
46	176	"A she," said Surtak, "made for you, intended as a gift for you, by the pretender, Arcesilaus".	10
46	377	That he was not then killed immediately, to at least deprive Lord Arcesilaus of a valuable friend and ally, demonstrated that this possibility, a lack of cooperation in the matter of Eve, had been anticipated and prepared for.	10
46	412	Even Lord Arcesilaus, whom he regards as an enemy and usurper, might enleague himself in such projects.	10
48	59	Master Decius understands that Lord Grendel stands high in the estimation of a Lord Arcesilaus, magistrate of a remote city, and hopes that his presence here might lead to arrangements of mutual profit.	10
48	64	"I speculate," she said, "given the office of my master, that of trade advisor to the Ubar, that he is interested in the possibility of establishing trade relations between Ar and the city of the Lord Arcesilaus".	10
49	55	"Behold Lord Grendel," said Decius Albus to the gathered assembly, indicating Kurik of Victoria, "ambassador and plenipotentiary of the great Ubar, Lord Arcesilaus, of rich Mytilene, amongst the Farther Islands, well beyond Cos and Tyros, come to establish ties of friendship and commerce between tha...	10
51	156	I am Kurik, of Victoria, ally to Lord Arcesilaus, friend to your protector, Lord Grendel.	10
51	159	She had engaged him, when arranging the transportation of Lord Grendel, and a slave, to the late-evening meeting at the house of Decius Albus, off the Viktel Aria, purportedly to make contact with a representative or representatives of Lord Arcesilaus.	10
51	194	He wishes to recruit Grendel to his service, as spy and tool, as Grendel is respected, trusted, and well known to the faction of Lord Arcesilaus, which Lord Agamemnon wishes to supplant.	10
52	65	The first sign of some contact between the factions of Lord Agamemnon and Lord Arcesilaus had occurred this morning, when Drusus Andronicus, on behalf of Surtak, had called on Lord Grendel to arrange for the return of Lyris, accepting, as was not surprising, Lord Grendel's proposal of an even exchan...	10
53	173	"She was sent to me from Lord Arcesilaus," said Lord Grendel.	10
53	178	"So the matter has to do with the usurper, Lord Arcesilaus," said Surtak.	10
53	181	"Lord Arcesilaus is no usurper," said Lord Grendel.	10
53	230	"Surely you know the fate of many Kur females, females of the party of Lord Agamemnon, following the victory of the usurper, Lord Arcesilaus?" "What has that to do with me?" she said.	10
60	13	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 inte...	10
61	9	The noble Decius Albus, our esteemed ally, atoning for the loss of a hostage, seizing an initiative, devised a brilliant plan whereby might be brought to fruition the plan of Lord Agamemnon, now regrettably absent, the enlisting or destruction of a foe of significance, Grendel, high in the ranks of ...	10
61	855	"You are now no different from the Kur females who were enslaved following the accession of Lord Arcesilaus to the throne of the Metal World.	10
64	206	"Are you prepared to oath to Lord Arcesilaus?" asked Lord Grendel.	10
66	13	First, they wished to please the Lady Bina, who was fond of the sights and sounds of Ar, and, second, they wished to provide Lord Arcesilaus, the lord of some metal world, with an eye and an ear, an agent and an informant, in Ar.	10