Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 153 | * View more quotes about twice">Twice in the manuscript, later, Cabot refers to a "Flute Street". |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 150 | More than one critic, I fear, has been found bloodied at the base of such a wall. |
| 22 | 151 | Indeed, there is a story abroad that Pentilicus Tallux himself, whose work is noted for its restraint and delicacy, figured in more than one fracas of that sort. |
| 22 | 152 | One story has it that he slew seven men in formal duels alone. |
| 22 | 153 | * Twice in the manuscript, later, Cabot refers to a "Flute Street". |
| 22 | 154 | From the context it seems clear that this is "Aulus". |
| 22 | 155 | I have accordingly edited the manuscript in the interests of consistency, changing "Flute Street" to "Aulus". |
| 22 | 156 | My interpretation is supported by information supplied by a colleague in the Classics Department, to the effect that there is a Greek expression for a flute which might be transliterated as aulos. |
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More than one critic, I fear, has been found bloodied at the base of such a wall.
Indeed, there is a story abroad that Pentilicus Tallux himself, whose work is noted for its restraint and delicacy, figured in more than one fracas of that sort.
One story has it that he slew seven men in formal duels alone.
* Twice in the manuscript, later, Cabot refers to a "Flute Street".
From the context it seems clear that this is "Aulus".
I have accordingly edited the manuscript in the interests of consistency, changing "Flute Street" to "Aulus".
My interpretation is supported by information supplied by a colleague in the Classics Department, to the effect that there is a Greek expression for a flute which might be transliterated as aulos.
- (Magicians of Gor)