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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"In the arts of politics," said Ayari, complacently, "gold is more insidious than steel". - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #176)
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16 176 "In the arts of politics," said Ayari, complacently, "View more quotes about gold">gold is more insidious than steel".

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 173 "Bila Huruma," he said, "it is well known, has bought off the chieftains of the Ukungu region.
16 174 In council they have deposed Kisu and placed their leader, Aibu, in power.
16 175 Kisu then withdrew with some two hundred warriors, loyal to him, to continue the fight against Bila Huruma".
16 176 "In the arts of politics," said Ayari, complacently, "gold is more insidious than steel".
16 177 "He should withdraw to the forests, to continue the fight from there," I said.
16 178 "War from the forests," said Ayari, "is effective only against an enemy which is weak or humane.
16 179 The weak enemy lacks the power to exterminate the population of the forest.
"Bila Huruma," he said, "it is well known, has bought off the chieftains of the Ukungu region. In council they have deposed Kisu and placed their leader, Aibu, in power. Kisu then withdrew with some two hundred warriors, loyal to him, to continue the fight against Bila Huruma". "In the arts of politics," said Ayari, complacently, "gold is more insidious than steel". "He should withdraw to the forests, to continue the fight from there," I said. "War from the forests," said Ayari, "is effective only against an enemy which is weak or humane. The weak enemy lacks the power to exterminate the population of the forest. - (Explorers of Gor)