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I supposed the women understood clearly that they, like the silver pendants tied in the manes, like the coins fastened on the reins, like the saddles inlaid with gold, with golden wire wrapped about the pommels, were being displayed as portions of the wealth of the Isanna. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #278)

"They are being displayed". I nodded. Such a hair color is a rarity in the Barrens. I supposed the women understood clearly that they, like the silver pendants tied in the manes, like the coins fastened on the reins, like the saddles inlaid with gold, with golden wire wrapped about the pommels, were being displayed as portions of the wealth of the Isanna. "The others," said Cuwignaka, "stripped, are kept in small herds, with the kaiila, outside the camp, watched over by boys". "I understand," I said. The Isanna would probably see little point in marching more familiar types, more common women, before the Isbu. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)