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Needless to say, the institution of female slavery is a familiar one on Gor, with a tradition behind it, it seems, of thousands of years. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #113)

And certainly, too, it is a custom which is widely spread on Gor, apparently even in more remote and outlying areas of this world where the most common language of the planet, Gorean, is infrequently spoken, if at all. And it is not surprising that this custom should be associated with the institution of female slavery. Indeed, it seems almost to be an expected accompaniment of that institution. Needless to say, the institution of female slavery is a familiar one on Gor, with a tradition behind it, it seems, of thousands of years. It has proven to be an especially viable social institution, contributing to the stability and practicality of society, and it is honored in mores and sanctioned in law. I know of only one Gorean city which did not, at least for a time, practice the institution of female slavery, Tharna, but apparently after a time of tumult and chaos, and revolution, the institution was established, or restored, in that city. Indeed, it is said that all women in Tharna are bond, with the exception of her Tatrix, a woman named Lara. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)