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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

What Sullius Maximus had referred to as a brand on the upper left arm of Constantina was doubtless a vaccination mark. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #299)
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5 299 What Sullius Maximus had referred to as a brand on the upper left arm of Constantina was doubtless a vaccination mark.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 296 There were, of course, some islands beyond Tyros and Cos, some smaller islands, spoken of, commonly, as the Farther Islands.
5 297 I supposed, thus, that the "mariner," if he were a mariner, must be from one of the Farther Islands.
5 298 I was personally unaware of any who had sailed beyond those islands, and returned.
5 299 What Sullius Maximus had referred to as a brand on the upper left arm of Constantina was doubtless a vaccination mark.
5 300 Few, if any, of the maladies which immunization was designed to prevent on Earth existed on Gor.
5 301 It was natural for Goreans, hence, to suppose that this form of scarring was a brand, a deliberately inflicted mark, though not necessarily one indicative of bondage.
5 302 Ritual scarring was not unknown on Gor, for example amongst certain of the Wagon Peoples of the southern plains, certain tribes south and east of Schendi, in the vicinity of the Ua, and so on.
There were, of course, some islands beyond Tyros and Cos, some smaller islands, spoken of, commonly, as the Farther Islands. I supposed, thus, that the "mariner," if he were a mariner, must be from one of the Farther Islands. I was personally unaware of any who had sailed beyond those islands, and returned. What Sullius Maximus had referred to as a brand on the upper left arm of Constantina was doubtless a vaccination mark. Few, if any, of the maladies which immunization was designed to prevent on Earth existed on Gor. It was natural for Goreans, hence, to suppose that this form of scarring was a brand, a deliberately inflicted mark, though not necessarily one indicative of bondage. Ritual scarring was not unknown on Gor, for example amongst certain of the Wagon Peoples of the southern plains, certain tribes south and east of Schendi, in the vicinity of the Ua, and so on. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5)