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In this matter I crave the patience, if not indulgence, of the informed reader, he to whom the ways of Gor are as well known as those of his own world and milieu. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #1250)

Some may know little, if anything, of the world of Gor, particularly of her high cities. Some may know nothing of them. Accordingly, accepting the measured risk of some intrusiveness, I will append here, as it seems appropriate, rather than in a footnote, a few words by way of sociological amplification. In this matter I crave the patience, if not indulgence, of the informed reader, he to whom the ways of Gor are as well known as those of his own world and milieu. He need only grant that many are unfamiliar with these matters. Many have never even heard of Gor, and many who have heard of her do not realize she exists. This is, it seems, as the Priest-Kings will have it. - (Renegades of Gor)