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One of the figures in the purple cloak and helmet stood out from the others near the side of the road and lifted his hand. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #260)

Such an appointment, of course, that of one of Tyros to such a post, later would have been unthinkable, given the developing frictions between Ar and Cos, and her mighty ally, Tyros, frictions largely consequent upon competitions in the valley of the Vosk. After the defeat and deposition of Cernus, so briefly a ubar, I had seen both Saphronicus and Seremides in chains before Marlenus, then again upon the throne. They had both, with other high traitorous officers, been ordered to Port Kar, in chains, to be sold to the galleys. One of the figures in the purple cloak and helmet stood out from the others near the side of the road and lifted his hand. The driver pulled back on the reins of his tharlarion and the beast slowed, grunting. The high-wheeled fee cart halted. "Passengers alight and take your places in the line to the right," said the driver. - (Mercenaries of Gor)