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Book 1. (3 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	87	In times of crisis, a war chief, or Ubar, is named, who rules without check and by decree until, in his judgment, the crisis is passed".	10
4	79	I was surprised, for this was the first time I had known that my father had been War Chieftain of the city, or that he was even now its supreme civil official, or, for that matter, that the city was named Ko-ro-ba, a now archaic expression for a village market.	10
13	67	The disease is named that because it is regarded as being holy to the Priest-Kings, and those who suffer from it are regarded as consecrated to the Priest-Kings.	10

Book 4. (4 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	30	The Cartius River incidentally, mentioned earlier, was named for the direction it lies from the city of Ar.	10
2	74	* * A consequence of the chronological conventions of the Wagon Peoples, of course, is that their years tend to vary in length, but this fact, which might bother us, does not bother them, any more than the fact that some men and some animals live longer than others; the women of the Wagon Peoples, i...	10
2	181	"Hear my name," cried he, "I am Kamchak of the Tuchuks!" As suddenly as he had finished, as soon as the men had named themselves, as if a signal had been given, the four kaiila bounded forward, squealing with rage, each rider bent low on his mount, lance gripped in his right hand, straining to be th...	10
15	131	"That is interesting," said Harold, "for I had thought I might try chain luck in the Pleasure Gardens of a Turian merchant named Saphrar".	10

Book 5. (8 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	109	If one, of course, finds oneself in effect without caste or clan, as was perhaps the case with the small fool named Hup, and one cannot work, one's life is likely to be miserable and not of great length.	10
2	194	The new Administrator of Ar was a man named Minus Tentius Hinrabius, an unimportant man except for being of the Hinrabian family, prominent among the Builders, having the major holdings in the vast, walled Hinrabian kilns, where much of Ar's brick is produced.	10
5	219	A Priest-King named Serus, whom I had not known in the Nest War, but who had been of the cohorts of Sarm, had developed an interesting device for slave control, which I might mention.	10
12	164	There was a little wench named Nela, usually in the Pool of Blue Flowers, whom I enjoyed sporting with.	10
15	149	I recalled a girl once known, named Sana, who had been sold in Ar during those days, who had become the consort of Kazrak, once Administrator of Ar.	10
22	301	His mount was the finest in their tarncots, Quarrel, named for the missile of the crossbow, a strong bird, very fast, reddish in color, with a discoloration on the right wing where, as talk had it, protagonists of the Silvers, long ago, had hurled a bottle of acid.	10
24	53	"Was a girl named Nela," I asked, "of the Pool of Blue Flowers, among the agents of Marlenus?" "She was chief among them," said Hup.	10
24	240	"A woman named Vika?" I asked.	10

Book 6. (2 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	214	Three, which I encountered frequently in my voyages, were Teletus, and, south of it, Tabor, named for the drum, which it resembles, and, to the north, among the northern islands, Scagnar.	10
10	259	I recalled I had once tried one, but had not cared for it, at a banquet in Turia, in the house of a man named Saphrar, who had been a merchant.	10

Book 7. (3 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	192	But I knew that she would seek out one named Barus, of the leather workers, whose name she had often moaned in her sleep.	10
17	293	Too, there was a young, beautiful girl, named Vina, the woman of a slender, strong youth, a seaman, whose name was Henrius, said to be a master of the sword.	10
17	294	There was, too, a free dancing girl, a beauty with high cheekbones, named Sandra, who much pleased herself with the men of Bosk, and earned much moneys in the doing of it.	10

Book 8. (11 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	344	She had been named.	10
2	163	"But I met, in a tavern," said Arn, "a brief-tunicked girl, though free, small, black-haired, black-eyed, named Tina, with a notched ear".	10
2	429	The information about Verna's band I had had from a girl who had been recently slave in my house, a wench named Elinor.	10
3	34	It is named for the drum, which, rearing out of the sea, it resembles.	10
7	345	I had learned from Grenna, my prisoner, that an unusually large band of panther girls, under a woman named Hura, was even now advancing toward these areas of the forests.	10
12	181	He had rented them from a tavern keeper in Laura, a man named Hesius.	10
15	276	They were Harl rings, named for the slaver Harl of Turia, who is reported to have first used them.	10
15	947	In such courts she could not, legally, be named, but would rather be described as, say, Ilene, the slave of Hesius of Laura, or Ilene, the slave of Bosk of Port Kar.	10
19	327	In particular I am interested in obtaining one spoken of as Rim, and another named Arn.	10
22	181	The exception was the woman of Hura, named Rissia, who had remained behind to defend her fallen sisters, whom I had captured at the trail camp of Sarus.	10
22	651	We will have business with one named Hesius of Laura, who sent paga slaves and drugged wine to our camp.	10

Book 9. (6 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	110	It was in that moment of his surrender to his cowardice that Tarl Cabot had gone, and, in his place, knelt a slave contemptuously named Bosk, for a great, shambling oxlike creature of the plains of Gor.	10
1	301	"Rask of Treve gave me to a panther girl in his camp, one named Verna.	10
17	214	In that herd, I surmised, were several of our women, Thyri, Aelgifu or Pudding, Gunnhild, Olga, Pouting Lips, Pretty Ankles, the former Miss Stevens of Connecticut, now Honey Cake, the girl named Leah, from Canada, whose last name was of no interest, and others.	10
21	167	Claudius, who had been regent for Henrius Sevarius, and had slain his father, and sought the life of the boy, had been slain by a young seaman, a former slave, named Fish, in my house.	10
21	169	The boy named Fish, incidentally, was still in my service, in Port Kar.	10
22	35	"Never before," had said Svein Blue Tooth, "has one not of the north been named Jarl amongst us".	10

Book 10. (9 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	97	The Silken Oasis is well known, even in Ar, but it is extremely expensive; in the middle range of price are the Golden Collar and the Silver Chain, both under the same management, that of a Turian named Haran; good, relatively inexpensive cafes are the Thong, which I would recommend, the Veminium, t...	10
2	416	I recalled a girl named Tina, once of Lydius, now of Port Kar.	10
2	563	"By the way," I asked the officer, casually, though it was my main reason for visiting his office, "there was a girl of interest to me who, I understand it, was named Veema, and was at one time one of your guests.	10
2	570	"She was bought for two tarsks, from a caravan master named Zad of the Oasis of Farad," he said.	10
7	91	The judge, on the testimony of Ibn Saran, and that of two white-skinned, female slaves, one named Zaya, a red-haired girl, the other a dark-haired girl, whose name was Vella, had sentenced me as a criminal, a would-be assassin, to the secret brine pits of Klima, deep in the dune country, there to di...	10
11	287	The oasis which we were entering is named for the Battle of Red Rock, which is a large shelf of reddish sandstone behind the oasis, north by northeast from its lowest point, and center.	10
11	305	The battle of Red Rock, for which the oasis is named, took place more than seventy years ago, in 10,051 C.	10
24	632	"Do you know a slave named Tafa?" I asked.	10
26	1286	I had named her 'Vella'.	10

Book 11. (8 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	535	As he chained her collar to his stirrup, he is said to have looked about the field, and then named her "Dina".	10
7	484	She cried out in misery, named.	10
7	629	Girls are usually sold under a name, it being easier then for the auctioneer to refer to them; too, for some reason, the intensity of the bidding often increases when a named girl is being vended; it makes, I suppose, the buying and selling much more exciting and personal; "See, Generous Buyers, the...	10
7	1010	She had wanted me named "Stupid Girl" or "Clumsy Girl".	10
7	1328	"You are going to be named," he said.	10
7	1381	"You did not seem weak to me, Master," I said, "when you laughed, and took me, and named me Dina.	10
25	22	Notes had been taken by a thin, blond slave girl in a brief, blue tunic, named Luma.	10
28	136	We did have two pairs to be sold tonight, one consisting of a singer and her lyre player, and another of identical twins, from the island of Tabor, named for its resemblance to the small Gorean drum of that name.	10

Book 12. (9 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	928	I recalled a slave I had once owned for a time, named Elinor.	10
3	930	She was now well owned, as I understood it, by a tarnsman of Treve, one named Rask.	10
6	604	The wood was gathered by my slave, whom I named Constance.	10
6	622	I had once owned a slave named Tina, who also had been from Lydius.	10
7	89	I remembered a girl who had once been wench there, named Tana.	10
7	182	I had once bought a dark-haired, captured panther girl named Sheera there.	10
9	311	"When I was captured," I said, "a blond slave named Constance was taken, too.	10
15	95	"I wanted to let the little pudding named Audrey simmer," I told her.	10
30	174	"Let it be thus that an old debt owed to one named Kurnock is repaid," I said.	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	65	Lake Ngao, which was discovered by Shaba, and named by him, was named for a shield, because of its long, oval shape.	10
1	266	"The falls and cataracts of Bila Huruma, as he named them," said Samos.	10
1	574	"One was temporarily lost upon the planet Earth some three to four thousand years ago, it being taken from a slain Kur commander by a man named Gyges, a herdsman, who used its power to usurp the throne of a country called Lydia, a country which then existed on Earth".	10
1	634	"To whom are the letters of introduction," I asked, "and to whom are made out the notes?" "One is to a man named Msaliti," said Samos, "and the other is to Shaba".	10
6	63	It was named for some victory over two hundred years ago won on its shores.	10
6	81	Shaba usually named his discoveries, incidentally, in one or another of the inland dialects.	10
6	210	Oarsmen, at the command of the first officer, a tall fellow named Gudi, he standing now on the helm deck, slid their great levers through the thole ports.	10
11	337	"One of them," I said, "is for a man named Msaliti".	10
18	110	Too, to seal the bonds of these political bargains, he, on behalf of Aibu, offered to Bila Huruma the very daughter of the high chief, Aibu, himself, a girl named Tende, as one of his companions.	10
54	13	"This lake, forming the source of the Ua," I said, "he named Lake Bila Huruma".	10
57	148	He had named her Fina.	10

Book 14. (10 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	67	"Are you holding, here," I asked, "an Earth girl named Beverly Henderson?" "Slaves have no names," she said, "unless it pleases the masters to name them".	10
3	353	I was now a named slave.	10
11	670	I saw the girl whom I had thought was named Darlene removing the collar from her throat with a key.	10
18	311	"Which of these," she asked, "is the favorite of the fighting slave, he named Jason?" "Telitsia, this one," said Kenneth, puzzled.	10
20	106	It had been that match which had resulted in my being named the local champion.	10
22	131	"We are now in the fee of the Lady Florence," said one of the men, he whom I took it was named Durbar.	10
27	116	Indeed, it is said that all women in Tharna are bond, with the exception of her Tatrix, a woman named Lara.	10
30	25	"I have not yet been named!" she said.	10
30	26	"I have not yet been named!" "Better," said I, "better yet".	10
30	28	Had she been a slave and been named, say, 'Amanda', her responses, following the preferences of some masters, might have been along the lines of 'Amanda, your slave, begs not to be hurt', 'Please Master, do not hurt your slave, Amanda', and so on.	10

Book 15. (4 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	134	"Are you familiar with a pirate named Kliomenes?" I asked.	10
9	54	The next four slaves were purchased by a fellow named Publius, who was an agent for a Mintar, of Ar.	10
11	158	She had even been named 'Peggy'.	10
32	69	He took two slaves with him, myself and a male slave, he named Krondar".	10

Book 16. (11 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	201	They did not know, perhaps, that one named Callimachus stood upon our stem castle.	10
11	72	Accordingly, though the brunette would know that, to her woe, she, now in her own collar, was confined with a girl to whom she had once been almost as Mistress, she would not begin to know or suspect that one named Jason, of Victoria, a free man, resided now within the same holding as she.	10
20	224	Two girls emerged from the kitchen, the girl in bluish gauze, whom I had not yet named, and the girl in yellow gauze, whom I had called Shirley, who was now owned by Aemilianus.	10
20	362	The voluptuous slave of Aemilianus, whom he had not yet named, placed the tiny silver cups, on small stands, before us.	10
20	363	The lovely little slave in bluish gauze, whom I had not yet named, holding the narrow-spouted, silver pouring vessel in a heavy cloth, to retain its heat and protect her hands, poured the scalding, steaming black fluid, in narrow, tiny streams, into the small cups.	10
20	824	"Thank you, Master," she said, named.	10
20	1972	Most of the time, of course, it must be admitted, the girl, like a pet sleen, is promptly named.	10
21	1	The Slave Ring; The Whip is Kissed; Black Wine; A Slave is Named; Ecstasy How small and soft she was, and how beautiful, lying in my arms, on the furs of love, at the foot of my couch, in the soft light of the ravishment lamp.	10
21	360	I cannot stand it! I must move! I beg to be named!" I felt her fingernails digging into my flesh.	10
21	373	"My Master has named me," she said.	10
21	381	"Do not forget, either," I said, "that you, who are an animal, a slave animal, were hitherto nameless, that before you had no name, that you were as nameless as any other animal, a verr, a kaiila, or tarsk, owned, not yet named".	10

Book 17. (11 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	31	The four or five best-known herds, such as the Boswell herd, he for whom the Boswell Pass is named, and the Bento herd and the Hogarthe herd, named after the first white men who saw them, number, it is estimated, between two and three million beasts.	10
1	161	They are named by the master.	10
3	124	"No," said the merchant, "I have not yet named them".	10
6	131	I was less fortunate, at various small camps and outlying farms, in obtaining information as to the possible whereabouts of a white trader named Grunt.	10
8	1150	"I have sought along the perimeter for one named 'Grunt'," I said.	10
13	233	"My master has not yet named me".	10
14	160	All of the girls in the camp, with the exception of the red-haired girl, had now been named.	10
14	163	That the red-haired girl had not been named as yet was not a function of the fact that either Grunt or myself saw any difficulty with Millicent as a slave name.	10
14	165	It was rather that he did not yet wish her to be named.	10
19	202	"You have been named," said Pimples.	10
19	216	"I have been named," said the red-haired girl.	10

Book 18. (12 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	261	These were two American girls, Lois and Inez, an English girl, named Priscilla, and a short, dark-haired French girl, named Corinne.	10
44	602	"This strategy was once used," I said, "by a people named the Parthians, against a general named Crassus".	10
1	64	The Boswell he had referred to, incidentally, was the same fellow for whom the Boswell Pass through the Thentis Mountains had been named.	10
2	209	It is not clear, historically, whether the river is named for the red savages through whose territories it tends to flow, or whether the savages have taken their name from the river system.	10
10	78	As I left, I heard her crying out in ecstasy and heard, too, the uncompromising, triumphant roars, unrestrained, bestial and victorious, of his ownership of her, a slave, a girl named Winyela, whom I had prepared for his lodge.	10
16	257	My Master, and friend, Canka, of the Isbu, has retained his own slave and love, a girl named Winyela, also a luscious white slave, and my friend, Cuwignaka, after years of waiting is, at last, going to enter the lodge of the great dance".	10
18	146	"She has been named Oiputake," he said.	10
33	395	"Am I to be named?" she asked.	10
34	395	They were Hogarthe trees, named for Hogarthe, one of the early explorers in the area of the Barrens.	10
40	836	"I am Tuka," she whispered, happily, named.	10
48	22	They trembled, named.	10
50	151	"Yes, my master," she said, named.	10

Book 19. (13 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	106	"That is what I have been named," she said.	10
3	107	"Named?" I asked.	10
3	284	"You said you had been 'named' Susan," I said.	10
3	286	"The way you said that," I said, "it sounded as though you might have been named anything".	10
21	48	If authorities should search for me, I was sure it would be only as the girl of Speusippus, a runaway slave named Lita.	10
24	84	I also realized that I had now been named.	10
24	90	I wore the name "Tiffany" now as Susan had worn the name "Susan," now merely as a named animal, merely by the will and decision of masters.	10
30	218	Tomorrow, of course, if certain pick-up orders were issued, he would doubtless recall that a slave named Tiffany, with short blond hair and blue eyes, had been encountered in this area.	10
32	271	"Have you been named?" he asked.	10
32	281	He could have named her anything, of course.	10
33	614	"He has named me 'Sheila.	10
33	620	"He has named me 'Sheila.	10
36	551	"Doubtless you might be conveniently ordered about and referred to, if you were named".	10

Book 20. (11 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	818	My own finest dancer was a wench named Sandra.	10
1	867	Our last major source of information on this matter, as far as I knew, had come from a blond slave named Sheila.	10
1	1081	"Thank you, Master," she said, named.	10
4	169	Some two years ago the merchants and builders had opened the road of Cyprianus, named for the engineer in charge of the project, which led to the fairs rather from the southwest.	10
5	411	On the other hand, I was prepared to believe that they had their origin in Brundisium, and that there was some fellow named Belnar associated with them.	10
7	389	How proud she had been! She was now a contented slave, a girl who had been named "Rowena," at a man's thigh.	10
12	489	She had been named "Linda".	10
12	502	The Lady Yanina had been of the household of the Ubar of Brundisium, a fellow named Belnar.	10
14	176	May I inquire, accordingly, what might be your interest in me, or that of your party? Why, for example, was the fellow named Babinius sent against me in Port Kar? What was the point of that? Similarly, why should there have been an interest in Brundisium in my apprehension? Who, or what, in Brundisi...	10
18	144	Her conquest this night was not to be merely over me, a fellow named Bosk, merely a fellow from another city, but more importantly, I gathered, over Flaminius, her rival, as well.	10
21	242	I was told by the city captain that he received his orders from some fellow named Flaminius, and that he might be here.	10

Book 21. (8 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	24	Now that depth woman, that basic animal, the slave, may be named, and will be named, as men please, as they wish, which is wholly fitting, and, it in its way, enforcing their will upon her and calling to her attention her complete subjection to it, whatever it may be, and whether it is capricious or...	10
3	193	It was Dietrich of Tarnburg who had first introduced the "harrow" to positional warfare on Gor, that formation named for the large, rakelike agricultural instrument, used for such tasks as the further leveling of ground after plowing and, sometimes, on the great farms, for the covering of seed.	10
4	364	"We named it 'Boabissia', a good Alar name".	10
15	385	If Master has named me, he has not yet informed me! If I have a name, it will be as Master pleases! I am a slave! I am his, only his! If I have a name, I beg to know it, that I may answer to it obediently and promptly!" "You have no name," he said.	10
15	583	"Yes, Master," she said, named.	10
21	232	It is named for the city in the southern hemisphere, incidentally, doubtless as a gesture of amicability on the part of Ar.	10
25	27	The Tunnels was one of the slave brothels of Ludmilla, for whose establishments the street, the Alley of the Slave Brothels of Ludmilla, is named.	10
26	107	"Where are you?" Fortunately none of the girls in the alcoves were named Cicek.	10

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	615	I had not yet been named in this house.	10
10	618	I realized I might, in a moment, be named.	10
10	634	"Thank you, Master," I said, named.	10
11	1619	To be sure, she still had the name 'Doreen', but that now was her only name, and she had it only as a slave name, a name given to her as an animal is given a name, a name put on her, like a collar, by the will of a master, a name to which she must then, like any other named animal, respond, and in a...	10
14	428	"Do you recall one named Mirus?" he asked.	10
17	376	This suggested that my new master was perhaps not really much interested in what he named me.	10
17	380	Perhaps he had once known a girl named Tuka, probably a slave, but possibly a free woman, of whom he had been fond.	10

Book 23. (13 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	546	The following night an attempt had been made on my life in the Tunnels, one of the slave brothels of Ludmilla, from which the street called the Alley of the Slave Brothels of Ludmilla is named.	10
13	178	Were they really spurious, and had they really been intended to bring about the surrender of Ar's Station why would they not have been more realistically conceived, that they might have been more likely to achieve such a purpose? For example, why would they not have been in some cipher, one which mi...	10
16	149	"She has not yet been named".	10
17	359	"I have not yet named her," I said.	10
21	615	"I have not yet been named".	10
21	936	Slaves, as properties, and animals, may be named, if one cares to name them, as one wishes.	10
21	937	Most slaves are named, of course, as it makes it easier to refer to them, and summon them, and so on.	10
21	1392	This loss of the old name, incidentally, and the susceptibility to being named, and the new name, if the master decides to give her a name, and such, although they are simple, legal consequences of the nature of reduction to bondage, are also, I think, psychologically useful in helping her understan...	10
21	1401	Aemilianus's slave, for example, who was Gorean, was named "Shirley".	10
24	849	"Are all the paga taverns in Port Cos named for flowers or fruits?" I asked.	10
24	863	"Not all are named for flowers or fruits.	10
24	947	For example, last fall, after accepting her as a slave, I had named the former Lady Charlotte of Samnium "Feiqa," which is a Tahari name.	10
24	955	Aemilianus' lovely blond slave, who was Gorean, was named "Shirley".	10

Book 24. (14 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	54	"A man named Ephialtes, a sutler of Cos, paid our redemption fees".	10
1	74	"It was done by a terrible person, one named Liadne, put over us as first girl, though we were free and she a mere slave!" I remembered Liadne.	10
1	136	Slaves, as they are animals, may be named anything.	10
1	146	For example, a free woman named, say, 'Ariadne' or 'Philomela', would not be pleased to encounter, or be served by, a slave with the same name.	10
1	344	I and the fellow I had agreed to accompany, a young man, of the warriors, formerly of Ar's Station, a young man named Marcus, or, more fully, Marcus Marcellus, of the Marcelliani, had had no difficulty, in the guise of minor merchants, in entering the camp.	10
4	56	I had heard, of course, that a man named Seremides was now high general in Ar, but I had not supposed that this might be the Seremides of the time of Cernus.	10
4	58	Many are named "Tarl," for example, particularly in Torvaldsland, and, generally, in the northern latitudes of Gor.	10
9	116	She is a domestic animal, to be named as the master pleases.	10
28	442	"The Lady Ina," he said, "for whom you have named your capture, was also, as I recall, just a bit short of average height for a female".	10
31	82	In this context it would presumably indicate that the young man was the son, or descendant, natural or adopted, of a fellow named 'Tenrik'.	10
32	292	"Only," said he, "that it was by the orders of a fellow named Tamrun".	10
37	54	"She was purchased by a courier of Artemidorus, a fellow named Borton, and was led away in his chains".	10
40	48	"Information became available in the Cosian camp near Torcadino, conveyed by a supposed deserter, a fellow named Mincon," said our narrator, "of a secret escape tunnel being dug under the walls to the north, a low tunnel, like a countermine, over eleven pasangs in length, which had taken months to d...	10
44	277	"That is what your master has named you?" he asked.	10

Book 25. (10 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	994	Then, when he got his hands on a meaningless little blond chit, a true slave in every hort of her body, named El-in-or, he gave me away, to a panther girl named Verna, to be taken to the northern forests.	10
2	62	This was done in a wagon owned by a fellow named Septimus Entrates.	10
8	146	"He for whom the month of Hesius is named," said Marcus.	10
9	692	Her master, as I recalled, was a fellow named Teibar, to be sure, a common male name on Gor.	10
11	302	To be sure, I had gathered that he had once been too much under the influence of a woman, a mere slave, who had been named Lucilina.	10
19	90	For example, in my holding in Port Kar I had a slave named Vella, a shapely brunette, acquired in the Tahari.	10
22	148	Indeed, it is said, though I do not know with what truth, that Pentilicus Tallux, for whom the great theater is named, first inscribed his poetry on walls.	10
24	304	"I have a little slut named Lavinia," I said.	10
27	369	Slaves, as other animals, may be named, or renamed, as the masters please.	10
27	370	Indeed, if the master wishes, they need not be named at all.	10

Book 26. (16 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	584	"They will then be searching, I wager, either for a slave named 'Janice', once serving in Treve, or a slave named 'Gail', from the gardens of Appanius.	10
7	889	Why did he ask me if I were "Janice," or had ever known a slave named "Janice," or if I had ever been in Treve? I had, of course, responded negatively, as I had been instructed to do.	10
10	81	"Later," he said, "once you have been named, you will be introduced to our pets in the sleen pens".	10
11	325	"I have heard that of a slave named 'Dorna,'" said another.	10
11	508	I had expected, naturally, to be named.	10
11	518	But it seemed now that I would not be considered, and named, with a collar, a new collar, a personal collar, eventually following the naming, as one might hope, being suitably inscribed, but that my name, whatever it was to be, would be the result of what already appeared on a collar.	10
13	1278	How fortunate I was to have been made what I was! How few women have been made what they are! I had been named, but did not know my name.	10
15	50	A gigantic haunch of meat was "named" and its scent given to the two sleen.	10
15	155	"We named you 'Janice', as I recall," said the leader to me.	10
29	176	"Yes," he cried, angrily, "you will serve well in that house! And, that it may be well recalled who you were, and what you did, you will be suitably named.	10
29	180	The slave was now named 'Constanzia'.	10
29	979	In the cargo of the caravan, too, I was sure, in one of the cage baskets, there would be a slave, also hooded, a girl who had, only this afternoon, been named 'Constanzia'.	10
41	58	The actual governance is presumably in the hands of a military governor, one named Myron, who bears the title of Polemarkos of Cos, or, more strictly, Polemarkos of Temos, which is the third largest city on the island of Cos.	10
41	152	And most frighteningly he had wanted to know if I had ever heard of a slave named "Janice," if I had ever been in Treve.	10
45	184	They were in a city named Telnus, on Cos, which I did know was an island.	10
46	591	If he named me, that was then who I would be.	10

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	44	"What is your name?" "'Ellen', Master," had said Ellen, now named, named again, as a sleen, or kaiila, might be named.	10
8	143	"I have not yet been named.	10
8	162	She wondered if she were now to be named.	10
10	270	"Have I been named?" she asked, frightened.	10
10	282	He has given me such a beautiful name! "I had thought, as long ago as the class room," he said, "that 'Ellen' would make a lovely name for a slave, and, as I watched you, moving before the class, I thought of you as a slave, for that is what you are, and were, you know, and I thought of you, too, as...	10
18	37	That was the judicious response, as a slave has no name in her own right, but may be named as the Master wishes.	10
24	95	"It is a mistake, a terrible mistake! I am not even a dancer! Ai! Ai!" She had heard of the al-ka and ba-ta circles, named for the first two letters in the Gorean alphabet.	10

Book 28. (12 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
80	39	Two we are familiar with, one who had been named 'Corinna', who was the slave of Peisistratus, and one who had been named 'Cecily', who was the slave of Tarl Cabot.	10
1	10	But is that which is named not more important? One does not know with such creatures.	10
23	32	"Have you been named?" he asked.	10
29	35	She named herself".	10
29	177	But, Master, would it not be better if I were named? Would it not be easier then to refer to me, to order me about, to summon me to your side, and such?" "This matters to you, does it not?" he asked.	10
32	42	"None," said Cabot, "that is, none save for a meaningless thong bitch, whom I have named Lita.	10
56	119	The voice, as it turned out, was that of one of Agamemnon's high lieutenants, that of he whom, for convenience of reference in Gorean, we named Lucullus.	10
61	211	I only hoped then that a fellow would not be involved whose name consisted of three syllables, as well, and my heart sank, when I learned her accoster was named Cestiphon.	10
78	36	"But the master has named me anew.	10
79	199	The song, however, was well known, certainly on Tyros and Tabor, named for its shape, and in other places.	10
79	209	He observed one of the slaves, she whom he had named 'Cecily', hurrying to one of the fellows, to replenish his plate.	10
80	264	The slave's response, however, was not an unaccustomed one to such an inquiry, and, in its way, acknowledged that she was such as might be named as masters, or mistresses, might please.	10

Book 29. (14 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	293	On the throne of Ar sits an arrogant puppet Ubara, a traitress to her Home Stone, a woman named Talena, a hypocrite and villainess, a female once the daughter, until disowned, of the great Marlenus of Ar himself".	10
5	543	She had once been captured and enslaved by the tarnsman, Rask, of Treve, but he, having become, however unaccountably, enamored of a blond barbarian slave named El-in-or, gave her to Verna, a leader of Panther Girls, who took her to the northern forests.	10
5	1160	The women, I supposed, had not been named yet.	10
11	51	In any event Tajima, when he put the slave before him on her knees, in the stable, to be named, told her, in English, that there be no mistaking the matter, and she clearly understand what was being done to her, what 'Saru' meant, its connotations, and such.	10
11	52	She was, in effect, he told her, going to be named "Monkey".	10
11	54	The slave, of course, is named by masters.	10
11	55	She has nothing to say as to what she will be named, no more than a sleen or kaiila.	10
11	351	"There was a brunette on the chain of a fellow named Torgus, whom I met on the beach.	10
18	427	"How fares the blond-haired, blue-eyed slave whom I believe is now named 'Saru'?" asked Lord Nishida of me.	10
28	13	Most Gorean months are numbered, and not named, rather as October would have been the eighth month, November the ninth month, December the tenth month, and so on, of the Julian calendar.	10
28	14	On the other hand, some months are named in given cities, for example, the third month is called Camerius in Ar, Selnar in Ko-ro-ba, and so on.	10
28	15	Generally the four named months are associated with the solstices and the equinoxes.	10
28	385	My interlude with the needful slave, a girl once of Cos, who had been named 'Talena', now 'Lita', put me naturally in mind of the former Ubara, and her possible fates.	10
28	412	If then some thought to have a hold over me in virtue of a slut named Talena, doubtless even now somewhere in a collar and a slave's rag, if that, they were muchly, and profoundly, mistaken! I wondered where she might be.	10

Book 30. (19 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	227	I am theirs, to be named or not".	10
1	299	She was kept in his tents for a time, but then it seems that the fancy of the mighty Rask was taken by a mere slave, a blond barbarian collar slut, named El-in-or.	10
1	340	One of the greatest fortunes amassed in the city was that of a mysterious, shadowy individual supposedly named "Ludmilla," who owned, and, through subordinates, managed, a series of large, ornate slave brothels in the city.	10
3	946	It must have once had better times, for, I learned, the Inn of Ragnar, for which the village was named, was dilapidated, and closed.	10
3	1265	I realized that I was now, in the eyes of the law, no longer the Lady Flavia but an animal that might be named as the free might please.	10
7	178	Several days ago, an altercation had taken place between this Tyrtaios and a man named Decius, with respect to a bench-place in the mess.	10
12	132	In other places it has other names, in Cos the month of Lurius, named for our great Ubar, whose palaces and fortresses are in Jad.	10
17	40	I have upon occasion mentioned an officer named Pertinax, a friend, it seems, of Tarl Cabot, the commander, or captain, of the tarn cavalry.	10
17	44	It seemed clear, after a bit, that the object of his attention was a particular slave, a blue-eyed, blond-haired barbarian named Saru.	10
25	3	Slaves, of course, as other animals, are named as masters may please.	10
25	235	"It was a young, blond barbarian," she said, "blue-eyed, and shapely, who could not even speak Gorean properly, a meaningless slut, one named El-in-or".	10
25	263	"So," I said, "you were adjudged inferior to a barbarian named El-in-or".	10
26	188	Is it true that there is one named Tarl Cabot here, at the World's End?" "Yes," I said, "though he is not much about, is seldom on the grounds.	10
33	55	"I understand," said the stranger to the slave, "that you have not been named".	10
33	57	"I have not been named".	10
36	77	Shortly, within two or three days, suspicion began to fall on a particular armsman, one named Tyrtaios, who was the liaison officer of Lord Okimoto".	10
37	229	"It is my understanding," he said, "from a cripple at the castle, a man named Rutilius of Ar, that the slave, Alcinoë, may have value in Ar".	10
37	353	What remained might be named, and dealt with, as one pleased.	10
37	1543	Still slaves like to have names, and it is convenient that they should be named, obviously, for a variety of reasons, for ease of referring to them, instructing them, and such.	10

Book 31. (10 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	25	It clearly involves a mighty crag, and, one supposes, it might have been named after some fellow named Kleinias, perhaps he who first saw it, or, at least, saw fit to speak of it, to call attention to it, or such".	10
8	148	For example, the golden tarn disk of the banker Publius may be more valuable than that of Ar itself, or, at least, that of the Ar of the occupation, when someone named Talena graced the throne of Ar.	10
8	554	It seems that a former Ubar, one named Marlenus, had returned from banishment or exile, or some prolonged absence, had rallied the city, and, in several days of fierce and bloody fighting, had cast out the invaders.	10
17	55	There were five in our party at the stadium, the Lady Bina; Astrinax, who was our jobber; a man named Lykos, hired, I think, for his sword; he in whose keeping I was; and myself.	10
27	280	"It is my understanding," said Nora, "that you have been named Jane, Eve, and Allison".	10
30	150	"This place is named for him".	10
30	152	"I have seen high Kurii, whose translators are on golden chains, such as Lucius, Timarchos, and Lysymachos, and several silver-chain Kurii, and a great many iron-chain Kurii, but, as far as I know, I have not seen a Kur named Agamemnon".	10
35	145	The squares of the board are numbered, and named for the initial placement of certain pieces, those on the first row.	10
36	1	"You know the master named Desmond, do you not?" asked Nora.	10
52	459	In Ar, rather inadvertently, in a tavern, from a man named Petranos, I learned of the Lady Bina and Grendel".	10

Book 32. (15 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	150	When we were named, if we were named, they would be slave names, put on us, and taken away, at a master's pleasure.	10
7	149	We had not yet been named.	10
9	390	"I have not been named," I said.	10
13	194	I had been named.	10
14	219	I had not fought in the attack on the camp, as I, with several others, in a work party, had been better than four pasangs from the camp, improving the east road, that allegedly leading to "Shipcamp," presumably named for the barges being constructed there to descend the Alexandra to the coast.	10
15	175	She was quite lovely, and, I suspect, that influenced the master who had named her.	10
16	49	I examined my slave, the paga girl, the slim, lovely brunette I had named Asperiche, from her island of origin, she purchased from the tavern in Brundisium.	10
22	156	"I know no barbarian named Laura," I said.	10
23	124	I had been a number, 119, and I was now "Laura," because I had been so named! I felt the collar on my neck.	10
25	60	I knew enough of the forest within the wands to recognize many things outside them which might be eaten; leafy Tur-Pah, parasitic on Tur trees, of course, but, too, certain plants whose roots were edible, as the wild Sul; and there were flat ground pods in tangles which I could tear open, iron lfuit...	10
41	413	"I have been named 'Laura'," I said.	10
43	576	It was my understanding that she had been given the name 'Laura', either in Tarncamp or Shipcamp, presumably Tarncamp, perhaps named for the town on the Laurius, to the south, though, as I also understood it, that was a familiar barbarian female name, which might be bestowed on any barbarian slave, ...	10
48	20	I was Laura, so named at the pleasure of masters, a slave, like many others, of Pani Warriors.	10
50	647	That is why they have named her 'Ubara'".	10
50	693	In a few Ehn, obviously fuming with displeasure, but holding a small bowl, which she had dipped briefly and angrily into the feed trough, the gowned slave, apparently named 'Ubara' as an insult or joke, entered the kennel.	10

Book 33. (15 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	482	He had come to Gor as the timid, docile, pathetically enamored subordinate of an aggressive, ambitious, petty, vain, clever, young blonde woman named Margaret Wentworth.	10
1	501	She was now "Saru," named for a small, scampering, largely arboreal bipedalian creature found in the jungles of the Ua basin.	10
6	48	His reader of bones and shells, a man named Daichi, was behind him, to his left.	10
12	26	"I have a friend named Pertinax," I said.	10
12	227	"I know a fellow named Boots Tarsk-Bit," I said, "who could manage it in less than an Ehn".	10
13	262	"Why is she named 'Jane'?" she asked.	10
17	118	The saru, for which she had been named, was a small, scampering mammal indigenous to the rain forests of the Ua basin.	10
17	119	Given her earlier character and behaviors it had amused men that she should now be so named.	10
21	166	"There were two men," she said, "both known to you, the loathsome Tajima, whom I despise, and a large, barbarian fool, named Pertinax.	10
24	35	"I know one named Haruki," I said.	10
29	267	Not all animals, of course, are named.	10
29	269	Still it is common for slaves to be named, as this makes it easier to refer to them, to command them, and so on.	10
34	21	"The warrior," said Yasushi, "who is named Tajima, is ronin, and seeks to serve the shogun.	10
39	110	"I have a friend about," I said, "a Pani gardener, named Haruki, you do not know him, but were it not for him, a colleague and guide, it is unlikely I would be here.	10
57	53	Who would dare to attempt to hold, or stop, such desperate, frightened men? In the confusion, the chaos, and disorder, in the sudden disarrangements of power, in the lapse of authority, peasants rose, many following a charismatic leader named Arashi, himself of the peasants.	10

Book 34. (17 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	16	'Phyllis' was now a slave name, bestowed at the discretion of a master or mistress, as any animal might be named by its master or mistress.	10
8	385	"Do you know the fate of a slave named Paula?" "She would not be easy to miss," he said.	10
11	272	"Do you know a man named Kurik, Kurik of Victoria?" "Yes," I said.	10
13	184	Though different names had been put on me, from time to time, I was usually named 'Phyllis'.	10
14	233	"I have been named variously, but often 'Phyllis'.	10
15	305	There were doubtless hundreds, if not thousands, of girls on Gor named 'Lita'.	10
22	84	"But your first slave name was 'Phyllis'," he said, "and you have frequently been named 'Phyllis'".	10
22	92	I think that being named excited me.	10
23	42	How far I was, from the receptionist's desk, from the office, from the firm, from the building, from my former world! "According to records," he said, "to which I was made privy, albeit somewhat reluctantly, you were, on the slave world, named Phyllis Rodgers".	10
24	111	As the slave is an animal, she may be named as the master pleases, as any other animal.	10
26	3	A black court, I gather, is named for the color of the caste of Assassins, which is black.	10
40	21	More to the point, perhaps, was the utility and comfort of such garments, and their popularity, which antedated the troubles in Ar, in particular, the occupation of the Cosian alliance and the tyranny of the false Ubara, Talena, brought to an end by the uprising that restored the current Ubar, a man...	10
40	101	"I have never heard of a potter, let alone a master potter, named 'Tenrik of Siba'," he said.	10
41	146	"I was to deliver a message to a personage named Grendel, Lord Grendel," she said, "but I never saw him, only the woman, who is seemingly free, and her gigantic beast".	10
43	26	"A slave is named as masters please," I said.	10
45	181	Needless to say, the serving of this beverage at our small collation, or feast, was an indication of the formidable wealth, and widely ranging connections, of Decius Albus, trade advisor to the Ubar of Ar, a man named Marlenus.	10
46	249	"An Assassin closely involved in these matters," I said, "one named 'Tyrtaios'".	10

Book 35. (19 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	196	Slaves, as other animals, may be named, if named, as the masters might wish.	10
18	75	"We were commissioned to obtain a slave, one once supposedly named 'Luta', now named 'Adraste'," he said.	10
35	212	"Only three slaves in this house," he said, "are reserved to the Holding Master, those named 'Vella', 'Cecily', and 'Adraste', the latter named slave known to you".	10
4	100	"We are named, of course, as masters wish," I said.	10
4	117	"I named my slaves as I wished," she said.	10
9	56	The taverner, he who owned the tavern, was a man named "Ho-Tosk," who had come from Ar to Port Kar years ago, supposedly under some cloud of obloquy.	10
11	19	Furthermore, these villages are now loosely confederated, a political development traced to a man named Ho-Hak, sometimes referred to as the Ubar of the Marshes.	10
13	74	"Are you familiar with a kajira named 'Adraste'?" the voice asked.	10
13	119	"It was I who purchased you and a confederate, one temporarily in fee to the house of Anesidemus itself, who purchased another, both of us acting on behalf of a principal who needs not be named," he said.	10
14	161	"Perhaps you have heard of a slave named 'Luta'?" I said.	10
18	140	I think he had learned from some slave on the street that a slave named Adraste had served at the Golden Chain".	10
22	50	"What do you know of a slave named 'Adraste'?" she asked.	10
25	54	"I seek the slave, Luta," he said, "now named 'Adraste', once the noble, esteemed Lady Felitia Thaliana, of Besnit, she whom I have long sought, she whom I have followed even from the World's End.	10
25	81	It was arranged, given the several Ahn of the dock fire, and its ferocity, and the imminent evacuation of the slaves from the house of Anesidemus, that a particular sheet, covertly marked, would identify Luta, now named 'Adraste', the former Lady Felitia Thaliana, of Besnit".	10
29	26	As far as I know, none of the entrepreneurs associated with the enterprise are, or were, named 'Lars'.	10
33	430	"What of he who named himself Bruno of Torcadino?" demanded Pa-Kur of his men, who were now muchly returned to the canal boat.	10
46	69	They, interestingly, in the same way as hundreds of others, had naturally been taken as volunteers in the effort to recover a stolen slave named Adraste.	10
46	74	Little, if anything, was known, at least by most, of a cripple named Seremides.	10
47	354	In the songs, a hero named Tarl of Bristol had supposedly been somehow instrumental in this reversal of fortunes.	10

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	28	It was there, in Sybaris, that I, in the guise of Kenneth Statercounter, Merchant of Brundisium, in the tavern oddly named The Living Island, had heard the statement that Nicosia had been destroyed, several days before its actual destruction.	10
10	2	"I beg it, Master! Buy me!" I had returned, following my plan, to the large tavern, The Living Island, whose proprietor, as I understood it, was a man named Glaukos.	10
19	159	"In the possession of a man named Aktis," said the first.	10
21	84	"In Sybaris," I said, "I urged the surveillance of the tavern, The Living Island, the proprietor of which is a man named Glaukos.	10
48	139	It is difficult to find words for this as the feelings and attitudes tend to be pervasive, or nearly so, and thus tend to be so obvious or familiar that they are seldom articulated or named, particularly by the Goreans themselves.	10
58	219	"Aktis, from Nicosia, our valued oarsman and archer, was instructed to watch for a dancer on the street, one he recalled and had earlier found of interest, one who, as we learned, had been named 'Sylvia'.	10
62	106	"In the confusion Talena slipped away with a man named Seremides, in the expectation of being carried away to riches and honor, liberty and safety, in the court of her former ally, Lurius of Jad".	10