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| 8 | 420 | The palanquin, too, was surrounded by guardsmen, View more quotes about either">either of Ar or Cos. |
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| 8 | 417 | The first performance of the pageant, several days ago, had been attended by Talena, the Ubara. |
| 8 | 418 | I had not been able to obtain admission ostraka for that performance, as it was apparently restricted. |
| 8 | 419 | I had lingered by her path to the theater, with others in a crowd, but I had been able to see only her palanquin, its curtains drawn, borne not by slaves but by stout fellows apparently of the staff of the Central Cylinder. |
| 8 | 420 | The palanquin, too, was surrounded by guardsmen, either of Ar or Cos. |
| 8 | 421 | It interested me that the Ubara, so popular in the city, presumably, should require so much security. |
| 8 | 422 | Behind the palanquin, on tharlarion, side by side, had ridden Seremides, formerly high general of Ar, now, in peacetime, first minister to her majesty, the Ubara, and Myron, the polemarkos of Temos. |
| 8 | 423 | Seremides, to be sure, now as captain, high captain, retained command of the palace guard, the Taurentians. |