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Callimachus

Book 15. (194 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	236	"I am Callimachus," said Callimachus, adding, "of the Warriors".	10
8	116	"I see that you still wear the scarlet, Callimachus," said a voice.	10
8	129	"You always were a courageous fellow, Callimachus," said the standing man.	10
8	137	"Fortunately for you, my dear Callimachus, my friend Kliomenes, the disagreeable fellow who left the tavern earlier, does not know you.	10
8	150	"Drink, Callimachus," said the standing man.	10
10	268	Tonight my life had been saved by a dissolute fellow, a man called Callimachus, perhaps from Port Cos, farther west on the river, a derelict.	10
11	15	"Do you recall I was the fellow who challenged in this tavern, and who was threatened by Kliomenes, the pirate, the fellow who was saved, happily, by one called Callimachus".	10
11	19	He is Callimachus, of Port Cos".	10
19	1	Glyco, of Port Cos; I Obtain a Silver Tarsk; He Seeks Callimachus "Stop, Thief!" cried the portly fellow, his robes swirling.	10
19	108	I seek one once of Port Cos, a warrior, one whose name is Callimachus".	10
20	78	I would presumably have been slain there had it not been for the intervention of the derelict, Callimachus, once a warrior of Port Cos.	10
21	96	"He had wished to see Callimachus, once of Port Cos.	10
21	97	I have seen them more than once, on various nights, engaged in converse, Glyco earnest, and Callimachus sullen and noncommittal".	10
21	107	"I would like to know the business of Glyco with Callimachus," I said.	10
21	114	"I wonder what such a man is doing in Victoria, speaking with Callimachus," I said.	10
22	362	"Callimachus," he said.	10
22	363	"His name is Callimachus, of Port Cos".	10
23	148	I was grateful to Callimachus, he of Port Cos, my teacher.	10
25	8	Callimachus, sitting across from me, regarded her.	10
25	21	In her heart the embonded Earth girl was the secret love slave of Callimachus, a warrior once of Port Cos.	10
25	30	Callimachus looked away from the girl, kneeling, head down, by the far wall.	10
25	33	"That is understood, Tasdron," said Callimachus.	10
25	36	"We will accept the risks," said Callimachus.	10
25	38	"Good," said Callimachus.	10
25	41	Callimachus had kept the repudiation of his dereliction a secret from those in Victoria.	10
25	47	He had recalled that he was Callimachus, of the Warriors, one entrusted with steel, one entitled to wear the scarlet of the proud caste.	10
25	49	"I have spoken to Glyco, Merchant of Port Cos," said Callimachus.	10
25	54	"That will be made clear to him by Glyco," said Callimachus.	10
25	58	"Have you made inquiries among those of Victoria?" asked Callimachus of Tasdron.	10
25	60	"We can expect no aid, then, from Victoria?" said Callimachus.	10
25	68	"We must arrange that Aemilianus, Captain of the forces of Ar's Station in Victoria, also attend this meeting tonight," said Callimachus.	10
25	70	"No," said Callimachus.	10
25	73	"The problems of Port Cos are not identical to those of Cos," said Callimachus, "nor are those of Ar's Station identical with those of Ar".	10
25	78	"The location of their diverse headquarters are surely known, the one to the other," said Callimachus.	10
25	84	"I suggest," said Callimachus, "that the security of the river is of greater concern to them both than the distant wars of their allies".	10
25	86	"What could admit it more openly than their common presence in Victoria, without strife?" asked Callimachus.	10
25	88	"Each need not know in advance of the projected attendance of the other," said Callimachus.	10
25	90	"Attempt to prevent bloodshed," said Callimachus.	10
25	93	"To be sure," smiled Callimachus, "their vengeance would doubtless be merciless and prompt".	10
25	107	"To me, too," said Callimachus, seeming to look through her, without really seeing her.	10
25	113	"Do Masters desire drink?" Tasdron looked at Callimachus.	10
25	114	"Water," said Callimachus.	10
25	120	"I think so," smiled Callimachus.	10
25	122	"Of course," said Callimachus.	10
25	125	"Only a fool fears nothing," said Callimachus.	10
25	126	"What do you know of Callisthenes?" I asked Callimachus.	10
25	127	"He is a captain, a guardsman of Port Cos," said Callimachus.	10
25	130	"It was he, was it not," I asked, "who acceded to your command in Port Cos, following your being relieved of your duties?" "It was," smiled Callimachus, "but I assure you I shall not hold that against him, nor will it interfere with my capacity to work closely with him".	10
25	132	"Of course," shrugged Callimachus.	10
25	134	"I would think so," said Callimachus, ruefully.	10
25	135	"It was evidence brought against Callisthenes in Port Cos five years ago by Callimachus," said Tasdron, "which cost him an early promotion, a matter of minor peculation".	10
25	136	"Such things are not unknown," said Callimachus, "but I chose not to accept them in my command".	10
25	140	Indeed, how can one practice honor in great things, if not in small things? "And later," said Tasdron, "it was the testimonies of Callisthenes which resulted in Callimachus' loss of command".	10
25	141	"He did his duty, as I had done mine, earlier," said Callimachus.	10
25	146	"It cannot be helped," said Callimachus.	10
25	151	Why else do you think he sought you in Victoria?" "I pledge you that I will work well with Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
25	152	"What do you know of Aemilianus of Ar's Station?" I asked Callimachus and Tasdron.	10
25	157	"I know nothing of him," said Callimachus, his voice slightly hardening, "save that he is from Ar".	10
25	161	"The immediate problem remains," said Callimachus.	10
25	163	"Even so," said Callimachus, "do you think that he, a warrior of Ar, a captain, will simply disguise himself and hurry off to a rendezvous in Victoria? He is surely aware that many in Victoria bear those of Ar little love.	10
25	166	"Then all we have to do," said Callimachus, bitterly, "is to convince Callisthenes to put himself in the power of the men of Ar's Station".	10
25	236	He looked to Callimachus.	10
25	237	"What do you think?" "It may quite possibly work," said Callimachus.	10
25	242	"She is not totally displeasing," said Callimachus.	10
25	257	"Do you think she will be successful?" asked Callimachus of Tasdron, when he had returned to the room.	10
25	262	"I, too," said Callimachus.	10
26	8	I had finished my supper in the room and had, leaving Callimachus and Tasdron in conversation, emerged through the now-opened door into the main room of the tavern.	10
26	248	Callimachus was a master and he had lavished intelligence and time on my development.	10
26	255	As Callimachus pretended still to dereliction to further our projects so, too, I must pretend to ineptness with the blade.	10
28	1	Two Captains Come to the Tavern of Tasdron; We Prevent Bloodshed "It is the second Ahn," said Callimachus.	10
28	35	She was in the presence of Callimachus, whom she loved.	10
28	53	How shamed she was that her slavery had been so clarified and manifested before Callimachus.	10
28	54	I glanced to Callimachus.	10
28	86	"There is someone now at the door, in the back," said Callimachus.	10
28	108	"Greetings, Callisthenes," said Callimachus, rising to greet him.	10
28	111	"I am no longer a captain," said Callimachus.	10
28	114	"How are the men?" asked Callimachus.	10
28	118	It had been on the evidences supplied by Callisthenes that Callimachus had been removed from his command.	10
28	119	Callimachus, however, bore him no ill will on this account.	10
28	120	Callisthenes, in the circumstances, to the thinking of Callimachus, had had no choice in the matter.	10
28	122	"We used to drink together," said Callimachus to Tasdron.	10
28	123	"It was largely on the recommendation of Callimachus, after he was relieved from his command," said Callisthenes, "that I was promoted to the captaincy".	10
28	124	"A noble act," said Tasdron to Callimachus.	10
28	125	"He was the best qualified man to replace me," said Callimachus.	10
28	128	"To the trust of a fallen man, a drunkard?" smiled Callimachus.	10
28	130	"You are a fine officer," said Callimachus, "and it is a splendid command".	10
28	152	"What is afoot here?" he asked Callimachus.	10
28	153	"Is it true that you have some news of the topaz?" "We shall explain all shortly, I trust," said Callimachus.	10
28	155	"We are waiting for one more person," said Callimachus.	10
28	157	"One whom it is important that you meet," said Callimachus.	10
28	214	"One whom it is important that you meet," said Callimachus.	10
28	237	"I know of only one Callimachus, of the Warriors," said the man, "one who was once a captain in Port Cos".	10
28	268	I saw the hand of Callimachus move subtly toward his sword.	10
28	282	Callimachus stood between them.	10
28	284	"You are strong," said Aemilianus to Callimachus.	10
28	285	Callimachus sheathed his steel.	10
28	291	"Our greatest danger," said Callimachus, "is that we should be as foes to one another".	10
28	299	"And you?" asked Aemilianus of Callimachus.	10
28	300	"I am that Callimachus, of the Warriors, of whom I gather you once heard.	10
28	320	She looked wildly to Tasdron, her master, and, interestingly, to Callimachus.	10
28	322	In looking to Callimachus, on the other hand, she had revealed, inadvertently, not even understanding what she had done, that he was in her heart her master, and that she was, in her heart, his slave.	10
28	324	"Do so," said Callimachus.	10
28	330	He had not failed to notice that Peggy had glanced, terrified, earlier, to Callimachus.	10
28	331	He now realized that one of his girls, Peggy, was, in effect, the helpless love slave of Callimachus.	10
28	339	"Callisthenes," said Callimachus, turning to the captain of Port Cos, "is it your intention to strike me with your sword".	10
28	342	"Then put up your sword," said Callimachus.	10
29	1	The Sea Gate; I am Again within the Holding of Policrates "Had we the support of others, in fuller extent, we could carry this project through," said Callimachus.	10
29	5	"Your original plan," said Callimachus, "was an excellent one, but, now, in its alteration, I fear we must fail".	10
29	6	Callimachus and I stood on the foredeck of the galley.	10
29	14	Callimachus, who was experienced in matters of war, had liked the plan, and had concurred.	10
29	34	I had not heard of it in Victoria, nor had Callimachus or Tasdron.	10
29	48	"Our concerns, Captains," said Callimachus, "must now be with ourselves and our immediate dangers, not with the politics of Cos and Ar".	10
29	69	"That is why I came to Victoria, to seek out Callimachus, that he might, in these dark times, with the topaz in transit, lend us his council, and his blade".	10
29	84	"Besides, how do I know this is not a pirate trick to lure the fleet of Ar's Station into an ambush in cramped waters?" "You have my word on it," said Callimachus, "the word of a warrior".	10
29	105	"His plan is bold," said Callimachus.	10
29	115	"What do you think, Callimachus?" asked Glyco.	10
29	117	"With all due respect, my friend, Callisthenes," said Callimachus, "I must concur with Glyco, for his judgment in this matter seems sound".	10
29	119	"He is a man of shrewd and practical judgment," said Callimachus.	10
29	122	"Placing the chain," said Callimachus, "is unimaginatively defensive.	10
29	150	"Do you truly think a chain will stop the fleet of Ragnar Voskjard?" asked Callimachus.	10
29	157	"Voskjard may be on the move now," said Callimachus.	10
29	181	"Our men would be spread too thinly, Jason," said Callimachus.	10
29	186	"Accept his plan in its plausible form, my friend, Callisthenes, or let us put it entirely from our minds," said Callimachus.	10
29	191	"What chances do you think we might have?" I asked Callimachus.	10
29	195	"Support would not be immediately at hand," said Callimachus.	10
29	197	"And many in number," said Callimachus.	10
29	205	"It is now foolishness, and madness, Jason," said Callimachus.	10
29	208	"I shall accompany you, of course," said Callimachus.	10
29	218	"Step back," I said to Callimachus.	10
29	232	"It has been cut!" "I do not like it," said Callimachus, behind me.	10
29	236	"Now," asked Callimachus, "when they are waiting for Ragnar Voskjard?" "He is not due, in their opinion, for ten days," I said.	10
29	237	"Let us withdraw," advised Callimachus.	10
29	245	"It is too easy," said Callimachus.	10
29	263	I saw Callimachus thrown into the water, and the men, suddenly, lifted up with the galley, some clinging to benches, others rolling on the deck.	10
30	68	Perhaps your dear friend, Callimachus, secretly in our pay.	10
32	228	"There is no Callimachus to rescue you now, Dolt," said Kliomenes, measuring me, the point of his blade moving subtly, a yard or so from my chest.	10
33	1	Battle Horns "We welcome your sword," said Callimachus.	10
33	9	"It was not necessary for you to have joined the fleet," said Callimachus.	10
33	18	Yesterday evening I had boarded the Tina, out of Victoria, captained by Callimachus.	10
33	19	"If the Voskjard attempts to cross the chain in force," said Callimachus, "we will not be able to stop him".	10
33	21	"Can you be sure?" asked Callimachus.	10
33	24	"It could not be Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
33	29	"Too," said Callimachus, "he is my friend".	10
33	32	"It could not have been Tasdron," said Callimachus.	10
33	36	"He is not of my own caste," admitted Callimachus.	10
33	38	"True," said Callimachus.	10
33	40	"He is not with the fleet," said Callimachus.	10
33	42	"Perhaps," said Callimachus.	10
33	48	Callimachus was silent.	10
33	50	"She could not have heard," said Callimachus, uncertainly, angrily.	10
33	55	"She would not be freed," said Callimachus.	10
33	61	"Perhaps you were betrayed by one of the men of Callisthenes or of Aemilianus," said Callimachus.	10
33	64	"It could have been no other," agreed Callimachus.	10
33	70	"If we should be so fortunate as to survive this engagement," said Callimachus, "I will see that the treacherous slave is dealt with".	10
33	74	"Are you cold?" asked Callimachus.	10
33	77	"Perhaps there will be no engagement," said Callimachus.	10
33	82	"The Tamira is a merchantman," said Callimachus.	10
33	85	"I find that hard to believe," said Callimachus.	10
33	87	"No," said Callimachus.	10
33	90	"You are mistaken," said Callimachus.	10
33	95	"It should have taken place by now," said Callimachus.	10
33	97	"Perhaps the Voskjard fears the chain," said Callimachus.	10
33	106	"He is at the south guard station," said Callimachus.	10
33	117	"Perhaps it is there where we, too, should be," mused Callimachus.	10
33	119	Neither Callimachus nor myself had seen the chain until we had come westward.	10
33	126	"There is surely enough predation west of the chain for him," said Callimachus.	10
33	133	I returned to stand beside Callimachus.	10
33	137	"It is cold," said Callimachus.	10
33	139	"Callimachus," I said.	10
33	142	"I do not think so, now," said Callimachus.	10
33	144	"The chain is strong," said Callimachus.	10
33	147	"I do not think so," said Callimachus.	10
33	149	"I am of the Warriors," said Callimachus.	10
33	156	"Are you frightened?" asked Callimachus.	10
33	160	Callimachus grinned.	10
33	163	"It is conjectured," said Callimachus, "that the Voskjard is stronger than Policrates.	10
33	168	"To be sure," said Callimachus, "and yet some fifty ships can be brought into the river by Port Cos, and some forty-five by Ar's Station.	10
33	171	"Ten," said Callimachus.	10
33	174	"Ten at the chain, and twenty in the vicinity of the south guard station," said Callimachus.	10
33	176	"There are another twenty at Port Cos, of course," said Callimachus.	10
33	179	"Seven," said Callimachus.	10
33	183	"Yes," said Callimachus.	10
33	184	"And it is estimated that the Voskjard's fleet numbers some fifty ships?" "Yes," said Callimachus.	10
33	186	"Or, with the chain, perhaps in our favor?" said Callimachus.	10
33	193	"You think like a warrior," said Callimachus.	10
33	195	"Of course," said Callimachus.	10
33	204	"It is then, you feel," I said, apprehensively, "in effect some thirty ships, those of Port Cos, against the fleet of the Voskjard?" "Substantially so," agreed Callimachus.	10
33	206	"I am of the Warriors," said Callimachus.	10
33	212	"Not everyone who is of the Warriors knows that he is of the Warriors," said Callimachus.	10
33	214	"I have seen it," said Callimachus, "in your eyes, that you are of the Warriors".	10
33	226	"Yet," said Callimachus, "if the Tamira were truly the scout ship of Ragnar Voskjard, and if she crossed the chain westward four days ago, and a rendezvous was made in the river, in the vicinity of the holding of Ragnar Voskjard, the times involved are not inappropriate".	10
33	233	"See?" asked Callimachus, lifting his sword, and pointing out, into the fog.	10
33	241	"Your sword is in your hand," smiled Callimachus.	10
33	243	"Sound the battle horns!" called Callimachus to the men on the ship.	10

Book 16. (277 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	76	"No," I said, "no, Callimachus!" "Do not sound them," said Callimachus to the officer.	10
9	375	"Please, Callimachus!" "There is no time, Jason," said Callimachus.	10
20	1164	He is, of course, Callimachus, of Port Cos!" "Congratulations!" I cried to Callimachus, shaking his hand.	10
1	10	"The chain holds!" cried Callimachus, elatedly.	10
1	12	"It holds!" cried Callimachus.	10
1	16	"Light the pitch!" called Callimachus.	10
1	23	"Down!" called Callimachus.	10
1	30	"Hold your fire!" called Callimachus.	10
1	36	Callimachus was now on the height of the stem castle.	10
1	40	Callimachus, twenty feet above me, his hands on the stem-castle railing, peered out into the fog.	10
1	45	"Look!" cried Callimachus.	10
1	52	"They will come again!" called Callimachus.	10
1	57	"Rations for the men!" called Callimachus.	10
1	62	* * * * "They are coming, Lads!" called Callimachus from the stem castle.	10
1	66	"Light the pitch!" called Callimachus.	10
1	76	I saw Callimachus lift his hand.	10
1	82	Was it because the flag of Victoria flew on our stem-castle lines? I saw the hand of Callimachus fall, almost like a knife.	10
1	100	Again, in moments, the hand of Callimachus lifted, and again fell.	10
1	107	"They will lie to now," said Callimachus to the officer beside him.	10
1	114	"Bowmen!" called Callimachus.	10
1	118	"Do not let them near the chain!" called Callimachus to the bowmen.	10
1	123	Steady!" called Callimachus.	10
1	125	Callimachus, with a glass of the builders, surveyed the chain.	10
1	129	"Places, Lads!" laughed Callimachus.	10
1	142	"Fire!" cried Callimachus.	10
1	148	"Closer! Closer!" called Callimachus.	10
1	170	"Back oars," called Callimachus.	10
1	174	Callimachus descended from the stem castle, leaving his officer at that post.	10
1	176	"We have held them at the chain," I said to Callimachus.	10
2	3	"They are out there, somewhere," said Callimachus.	10
2	8	"Quiet," said Callimachus.	10
2	15	"They were here," said Callimachus.	10
2	22	"Extinguish the lanterns," said Callimachus.	10
2	27	Callimachus wiped his sword on his cloak.	10
2	30	"Did I?" asked Callimachus.	10
2	32	"When you, too, drove your blade into the body of a man, I thought you, too, cried out with pleasure," said Callimachus.	10
2	34	"You did," grinned Callimachus.	10
2	36	"In the press of battle," said Callimachus, "it is sometimes hard to be aware of all that transpires".	10
2	40	"But it is," said Callimachus.	10
2	42	"You are a man," said Callimachus.	10
2	45	"It would seem so," smiled Callimachus.	10
2	56	"I do not think so," said Callimachus.	10
2	59	"That we are men," said Callimachus.	10
2	61	"No," said Callimachus, "it is the sport, and the risk, and the killing".	10
2	63	"Causes exist," said Callimachus, "that men may fight".	10
2	65	"Extinguish the lanterns," said Callimachus to a fellow.	10
2	67	"Let us put down the longboat," I said to Callimachus.	10
2	72	"The longboat," said Callimachus, "should be west of the chain, that it may approach the pirate boats less suspiciously".	10
2	76	"True," smiled Callimachus.	10
2	77	"You have tasted blood," said Callimachus.	10
2	80	"The sword must drink until its thirst is satisfied," said Callimachus.	10
2	83	"Consult your feelings," said Callimachus.	10
2	88	"I thought so," said Callimachus.	10
2	222	"Is that you, Jason?" called Callimachus.	10
3	3	"Superb!" cried Callimachus, commending the enemy.	10
3	5	"They have redistributed the ballast," called Callimachus.	10
3	11	"It is their intention to ride over the chain," said Callimachus.	10
3	19	"Out oars!" called Callimachus.	10
3	23	"Two points to port!" cried Callimachus.	10
3	29	"Back oars!" called Callimachus.	10
3	31	"Back oars!" called Callimachus.	10
3	53	"Hard to starboard!" cried Callimachus.	10
3	55	"To starboard!" cried Callimachus.	10
3	58	"Oars outboard!" called Callimachus.	10
3	62	"Two more ships are over the chain!" called the officer with Callimachus, pointing to port.	10
3	84	"Back to the chain!" called Callimachus, elated.	10
3	97	"Catapults!" called Callimachus.	10
3	100	"Bowmen!" called Callimachus.	10
3	108	"We remain at the chain," said Callimachus.	10
3	111	"We remain at the chain," said Callimachus.	10
3	123	"Look there!" called the officer on the stem castle with Callimachus.	10
3	125	Callimachus took the glass of the Builders from the officer.	10
3	126	"It is the Sita of Jort's Ferry," said Callimachus, "and the Tais of Port Cos".	10
3	128	"Bring her about," called Callimachus.	10
3	130	Callimachus snapped shut the glass of the Builders.	10
3	132	"Acknowledge," said Callimachus.	10
3	135	"What is it?" I called up to Callimachus.	10
3	144	"I did not see them," said Callimachus.	10
3	149	"Quarter stroke," said Callimachus.	10
3	154	Callimachus descended from the stem castle and made his way back, between the benches, to the stern castle.	10
3	158	I stood beside Callimachus on the stern castle.	10
3	162	Callimachus handed me the glass of the Builders.	10
3	164	"Yes," said Callimachus.	10
3	168	"The information of Callisthenes was apparently mistaken," said Callimachus.	10
3	171	"I do not know," said Callimachus.	10
3	173	"Port Cos must fight as she has never fought before," said Callimachus.	10
3	174	"They are not hurrying," I said to Callimachus.	10
3	176	"They do not wish to tire their oarsmen," said Callimachus.	10
3	178	"Port Cos is the hope of the Vosk," said Callimachus.	10
3	181	"Can she win?" "She must," said Callimachus.	10
3	183	"His twenty ships, summoned from the south guard station, will be crucial," said Callimachus.	10
3	186	"With them, in spite of the odds," said Callimachus, "the tide might be turned in our favor".	10
3	199	I turned away from Callimachus.	10
3	202	"That is interesting," said Callimachus.	10
3	204	"Perhaps," said Callimachus.	10
4	1	The Wedge; Rams and Shearing Blades "How many are there?" I heard an officer inquire of Callimachus, above and behind me, on the deck of the stem castle.	10
4	10	"Where are the ships of Callisthenes?" inquired an officer of Callimachus.	10
4	11	"They will join us shortly," said Callimachus.	10
4	14	"They are forming the wedge," said an officer beside Callimachus.	10
4	23	"Yes," said Callimachus, handing the glass of the Builders back to one of the officers, "it is the wedge".	10
4	44	"Captain," said one of the officers to Callimachus.	10
4	47	"No," said Callimachus.	10
4	49	"We will not impair our mobility," said Callimachus.	10
4	53	"The ships of our interior line would be prevented from engaging," said Callimachus.	10
4	59	"It is too late for that," said Callimachus.	10
4	62	"Yes," said Callimachus.	10
4	64	"We must hold the line until the arrival of Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
4	66	"Here are my orders," said Callimachus.	10
4	90	"Now!" cried Callimachus.	10
4	115	"Run flags on the stem-castle lines," called Callimachus.	10
4	139	"No," said Callimachus.	10
4	188	"Stroke!" called Callimachus.	10
4	194	* * * * "Withdraw! Reform!" called Callimachus.	10
4	201	They did not know, perhaps, that one named Callimachus stood upon our stem castle.	10
4	209	"Back oars! Reform our lines!" called Callimachus.	10
4	211	"Back oars! Reform our lines!" called Callimachus.	10
4	236	"We must hold the line for Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
4	239	"To be outflanked and trapped between the chain and the southern shore?" asked Callimachus.	10
4	241	"Their ships are faster than ours," said Callimachus.	10
4	243	"Am I then to abandon the fleet?" asked Callimachus.	10
4	245	"You counsel not retreat, my friend," said Callimachus, "but rout, and slaughter".	10
4	247	"Wait for Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
4	249	"And leave Callisthenes to face fifty ships?" asked Callimachus.	10
4	251	"I will not forget about him," said Callimachus, "as he would not forget about me".	10
4	253	"It is here that we are to be joined by Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
4	269	"Withdraw!" begged the officer above and behind us on the stem castle with Callimachus.	10
4	271	"They would be upon us before we could come about," said Callimachus.	10
4	273	"Sound the battle horns," said Callimachus.	10
5	45	Callimachus would not have been pleased.	10
5	155	"It is thus that Callimachus commands!" "The Portia is off the starboard bowl" called an officer.	10
5	220	"Let us join our sisters!" called Callimachus.	10
5	224	"Callimachus will not abandon Callisthenes," I said.	10
6	88	"Why is there silence?" called Callimachus from the stem castle.	10
6	127	Callimachus, alone on the deck of the stem castle, with a glass of the Builders, surveyed the fleet, flung out across the horizon, advancing astern.	10
6	141	"To your stations, Lads!" called Callimachus.	10
9	4	I recognized it as that of Callimachus.	10
9	14	Callimachus seized me by the arms.	10
9	18	"We were waiting for you," said Callimachus.	10
9	22	"What is it?" asked Callimachus.	10
9	38	"She must be very anxious to recover whatever it was which you took," said Callimachus.	10
9	44	"Oarsmen to your benches," said Callimachus.	10
9	49	"Surely he would have no orders to leave the line," said Callimachus.	10
9	71	"It is as I had hoped," I said to Callimachus.	10
9	74	I had hoped to have more time to formulate my plans with Callimachus.	10
9	75	"I shall have the signal horns sounded," said an officer to Callimachus.	10
9	80	"Is it your intention to exploit that aperture in the enemy line?" asked Callimachus.	10
9	86	"Accordingly, they will shift to cover the position," said Callimachus.	10
9	88	"The very wall may be dismantled," said Callimachus, "opened, in a dozen places".	10
9	92	"Shall we engage her?" "No," cried Callimachus.	10
9	94	"Port oars inboard!" cried Callimachus.	10
9	100	"Draw alongside the Olivia, Callimachus," I begged.	10
9	102	"Do you plan escape?" asked Callimachus.	10
9	123	"I fear there is little time," called Callimachus from the rail of the Tina.	10
9	309	"Welcome, Jason," said Callimachus.	10
9	316	"She is nice," said Callimachus.	10
9	325	"We must soon make away," said Callimachus.	10
9	327	"Sir," said an officer to Callimachus, "there is movement on the ship to starboard".	10
9	328	"Then she is not abandoned," said Callimachus.	10
9	332	Callimachus and I, with the officer, went to the starboard rail of the Tina.	10
9	340	"It knows the Tuka is free," said Callimachus.	10
9	348	"Do you know the ship?" asked Callimachus.	10
9	353	"Ah," said Callimachus.	10
9	361	"Signal Calliodorus!" "No," said Callimachus, grimly.	10
9	372	"It is too late," said Callimachus.	10
9	374	"To the Tamira," I begged Callimachus.	10
9	377	"We must make away," said Callimachus.	10
9	379	I heard Callimachus cry out behind me, "Come back, Jason!" In moments I was at the side of the Tamira.	10
9	453	"Come aboard," said Callimachus.	10
9	457	"Who are your friends?" inquired Callimachus.	10
10	15	"I would stand back," said Callimachus.	10
10	35	"Stay back," warned Callimachus.	10
10	64	Before we had left the vicinity of the encounter between the Tais and the Tamira, I had called loudly, as though to Callimachus, "We have made good our immediate escape! Let us hasten now to Tetrapoli, where our safety most securely may be sought!" There had been an answering cheer from the crew of ...	10
10	97	Callimachus, near me, lifted and dropped his blade a bit in his scabbard.	10
10	101	"Do not do that," whispered Callimachus to me.	10
10	168	Scarcely were they fast when Callimachus, followed by myself, and others, leaped over the rail.	10
10	169	Callimachus, and his men, must seize the walls.	10
10	173	He had seen Callimachus and myself.	10
10	186	Callimachus, followed by his file of men, raced up the steps toward the walls.	10
10	216	From the wall, looking down and across the sea yard, Callimachus and I saw Aemilianus emerging from the holding.	10
10	219	"We have won," said Callimachus.	10
12	1	We Bid Welcome to the Voskjard's Fleet; The Courier of Ragnar Voskjard; The Fleet of Policrates "There must be fifty ships in the channel," said Callimachus, snapping shut the glass of the Builders.	10
12	7	His appearance on the wall, Callimachus and I had speculated, might allay suspicions in the advancing fleet.	10
12	9	"Surely fifty or better," said Callimachus, "but I doubt that so many will enter the holding".	10
12	11	"Is the Tassa powder ready, and the goblets of welcome?" asked Callimachus of a man.	10
12	13	"The pits in the fortress have been prepared?" inquired Callimachus of one of his officers.	10
12	18	"Run up the flags of welcome," said Callimachus.	10
12	20	"Have the fire jars been prepared?" asked Callimachus.	10
12	25	"Return the signal," said Callimachus.	10
12	30	"Good," said Callimachus.	10
12	113	"It goes well," said Callimachus.	10
12	126	"I do not wish to lose that man," said Callimachus, grimly.	10
12	130	"Fire bombs!" called Callimachus.	10
12	148	Callimachus, come down from the wall, joined me on the walk.	10
12	155	The voice of Callimachus was heavy with rage.	10
12	157	"It was to him, or to an agent of his," said Callimachus, "that we were betrayed by Peggy, the traitorous Earth slut, the paga slave of Tasdron".	10
12	159	"What do you think should be her punishment?" asked Callimachus of me.	10
12	163	"If she is guilty?" inquired Callimachus.	10
12	167	"Who, then, could it have been?" asked Callimachus.	10
12	169	"Impossible," said Callimachus.	10
12	171	"Who, then, could it have been?" asked Callimachus.	10
12	173	"But, who?" asked Callimachus.	10
12	176	"Callisthenes!" cried Callimachus.	10
12	178	"How long have you known this?" asked Callimachus.	10
12	192	"Why did you not speak to me?" asked Callimachus.	10
12	195	"You were wise," said Callimachus, sadly.	10
12	199	"What were done with the ships of Port Cos, your fleet?" asked Callimachus of Callisthenes.	10
12	203	"Where is the Voskjard?" asked Callimachus.	10
12	205	"Captain," said an officer, coming up to report to Callimachus, "in the marshes the battle is done.	10
12	210	"Victory is yours," I told Callimachus.	10
12	211	"Had we ampler forces," said Callimachus, "our victory might have been more complete".	10
12	213	He looked up, at Callimachus.	10
12	215	"Do not forget that we are friends, Callimachus," said he.	10
12	219	"You are crying," I said to Callimachus.	10
12	225	I thought that an interesting response on the part of Callimachus.	10
12	228	"The fleet of Policrates is at the mouth of the channel!" "Bring our forces, and their prisoners, within the holding!" called Callimachus.	10
12	230	"We would hold it against ten thousand men!" I followed Callimachus up the stairs to the height of the wall.	10
12	234	Callimachus and I, on the wall, regarded the fleet of Policrates at the mouth of the channel.	10
13	1	Callimachus and I are Passengers Aboard the Flagship of Policrates; Policrates will Venture to Victoria My arms were taken far behind me.	10
13	13	On the other side of the ship, similarly secured, fastened to the starboard shearing blade, as I understood it, was Callimachus.	10
13	15	Callimachus and I must be surrendered to him, Callisthenes, Reginald and Kliomenes must be freed, else Victoria would be subjected to fire and the sword.	10
14	50	I saw that Policrates wanted Callimachus and myself for himself.	10
16	236	"Jason!" cried Callimachus, bound upon it.	10
16	243	Policrates and the Voskjard are finished!" "Get me a sword!" said Callimachus.	10
16	246	"A sword!" said Callimachus.	10
16	253	Callimachus strode to an oarsman.	10
16	255	Callimachus drew the fellow's sword from his sheath.	10
16	257	Callimachus looked up the stairs to the height of the stem castle.	10
16	260	Two men rushed down the steps toward Callimachus.	10
16	262	I saw the two men fall, one to each side of Callimachus.	10
16	267	"No," said Callimachus, "these are mine".	10
16	522	"Greetings," I called down, cheerily, to Callimachus and Tasdron, in a longboat, with other men, which had drawn alongside.	10
16	525	"Did I hear someone beg for mercy?" grinned Callimachus, looking upward.	10
16	529	"Do you think you might find collars for them?" "Ashore," said Callimachus.	10
16	536	"Policrates was kind enough to give me his," said Callimachus, gesturing to the floor of the longboat, near the bow.	10
16	539	"Will they live?" I asked Callimachus.	10
16	540	"I did not make their wounds lethal," said Callimachus.	10
16	544	"Come aboard," said Callimachus.	10
16	548	"It is ours," said Callimachus.	10
16	551	"Put in to shore," said Callimachus to the helmsman.	10
20	20	It was he who, in effect, had organized the resistance of the river towns to the pirates, and had had the good sense and fortune to recruit the redoubtable Callimachus of Port Cos as his field commander, a man without whose military skills and reputation on the river our projects might have been doo...	10
20	23	Seven men, including myself, were present, Glyco, high merchant of Port Cos; Tasdron, Administrator of Victoria; Aemilianus, leader of the naval forces of Ar upon the Vosk; Calliodorus, captain of the Tais; and my friends, Callimachus and Miles of Vonda, who had brought with him his slave, Florence.	10
20	80	I noted, however, that she could hardly take her eyes from the mighty Callimachus.	10
20	107	Callimachus drank water, but he permitted a drop of wine to mix in the water, that the ceremony of the toast might be one in which he fully shared.	10
20	118	"To Ar's Station!" said Callimachus, lifting his goblet to Aemilianus.	10
20	137	"What is wrong?" asked Callimachus, smiling.	10
20	206	"Was it your intention, earlier, to give Shirley to Aemilianus?" asked Callimachus.	10
20	214	"Tears are not unbecoming to the soldier," said Callimachus.	10
20	222	"Thank you, Callimachus," I said.	10
20	255	She could hardly take her eyes from the mighty Callimachus.	10
20	329	"There must be levies of men and ships, from the signatory towns," Glyco was saying to Callimachus, "rotations of men, and perhaps, too, of ships.	10
20	336	"But it would be my hope that Callimachus, who was once first captain, may be prevailed upon to resume that post".	10
20	412	"There are several ways in which it may be done, easily," said Callimachus.	10
20	704	It seemed she could not take her eyes from Callimachus.	10
20	718	"She is not the only one," said Tasdron, jerking a thumb at Peggy, who, blushing crimson, put down her head, looking away from Callimachus.	10
20	1035	The music swirled to its climax and Peggy, turning, flung herself to her back on the tiles before Callimachus of Port Cos.	10
20	1037	Callimachus, sweating, overcome, trembling, fists clenched, rose to his feet.	10
20	1041	"Bring me binding fiber!" cried Callimachus, throatily, joyfully.	10
20	1042	"I must tie her!" Lola fled from the table to search out binding fiber and, in a moment, returned to the table and knelt before Callimachus, head down, handing him a generous length of soft, silken, scarlet binding fiber.	10
20	1044	"Escape!" ordered Callimachus.	10
20	1047	I am helpless!" "Escape!" commanded Callimachus.	10
20	1053	Callimachus then cried out with joy and went to Tasdron, whom he embraced.	10
20	1055	"My thanks," said Callimachus.	10
20	1064	Callimachus looked down at the bound slave.	10
20	1069	"I shall call you 'Peggy'," said Callimachus to his new slave.	10
20	1111	I saw that Callimachus had now removed the binding fiber from Peggy, with which he had so joyfully asserted his power over her, that he might bind her and make her helpless, and his ownership over her, that she was his to so bind and to so make helpless.	10
20	1113	"Do you have another binding strap," asked Callimachus, sheepishly, "something to take her home in?" "By some odd chance, I do," I said, grinning, and threw him such a strap.	10
20	1118	She knew then that her life with Callimachus would not be easy, nor did she wish it to be.	10
20	1119	She did not want a weak man; she wanted a man strong enough to elicit, dominate and control the woman in her; Callimachus, a Gorean master, she now realized, would do so; she now realized that he would not compromise with her; she would be kept in total slavery, under the strictest of disciplines, f...	10
20	1123	He had given her to Callimachus.	10
20	1148	"I love you!" Tasdron, with a snapping of his fingers calling Peggy to her feet, removed his collar from about her neck, and she ran to stand, head down, deferential and bound, near Callimachus.	10
20	1171	Peggy was looking up at Callimachus, from her knees, her hands bound behind her back.	10
20	1215	Tasdron and Callimachus paused at the door.	10
20	1222	"Congratulations, again!" I said to Callimachus.	10
20	1228	Callimachus followed her a step or two, and then he turned, and faced me.	10
20	1233	"In five days," said Callimachus, "you will report to me there".	10
20	1236	"Callimachus!" I cried.	10
21	727	"Callimachus has selected you to be his second in command, in the forces of the Vosk League," she said.	10

Book 23. (2 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	81	"How is my old friend Callimachus, commander of the forces of the Vosk League?" asked Aemilianus of Calliodorus.	10
21	83	This Callimachus, I gathered, then, whoever he was, would be the appointee of that council.	10

Book 27. (16 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	562	"One can scarcely scrape the bottom of the vat! These loafing tarsks drink like desert kaiila! Hurry to the sutlers! Tell them to trundle a new cask to the vat of Callimachus!" Ellen stood there, clutching her pitcher.	10
22	572	She suddenly fled to Callimachus, the vintner, the vat master, and fell to her knees before him.	10
22	601	She must seek out the dealers of wine amongst them, and deliver the order, to be brought to the vat of Callimachus of Cos, to whose tablet it would be marked.	10
22	602	Ultimately, however, in theory, the cost of the wine, as tabulated, and the cost of its distribution by such as Callimachus, was to be borne by the state of Cos, as the festival camp was organized on her behalf.	10
23	292	"You were serving at the station of Callimachus, as I recall," said Mirus.	10
23	303	It was Louise, one of her fellow serving slaves, who had earlier attended the vat of Callimachus with her, serving the men in its vicinity.	10
23	312	"Are you with the vat of Callimachus?" asked the lad.	10
24	3	She with Louise, and the lad, had a few Ehn earlier, directed by the lad, arrived at the wine station of the exasperated Callimachus.	10
24	8	"There was haggling, and new wine had to be brought out from the city," the lad explained to Callimachus.	10
24	9	"Hurry!" said Callimachus.	10
24	11	Yet little of it reached the vat at first for, at the order of Callimachus, the serving slaves filled their empty pitchers from the cascading stream itself, and then rushed to serve.	10
24	69	He led their way past the wine vat of Callimachus, and indicated that she should discharge the residue of her pitcher's wine into the vat, which she did.	10
24	348	She had served some of them near the vat of Callimachus.	10
24	358	I will then be drawn from the roster, beaten, and permitted, I trust, to return to the vat of Callimachus.	10
24	706	She supposed now that she would return her silks and adornments, the bells and such, to the interior of the area of preparation, and return to the vat of Callimachus.	10
25	555	Beyond being seen braceleted to a pole in the exhibition cage, on the basis of which the twenty-one bids were made, I was later seen elsewhere, in the festival camp, for Ahn serving wine, from the vat of Callimachus, the number on my breast for all to note, and even later, I was danced, and in the b...	10