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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"The Priest-Kings," said Thrasilicus, "command you to take Lord Nishida as your captain, to follow his instructions, and in all ways possible to abet his projects". - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #161)
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12 161 "The View more quotes about priest">Priest-Kings," said Thrasilicus, "command you to take Lord Nishida as your captain, to follow his instructions, and in all ways possible to abet his projects".

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 158 "Who would not wish these things to be in the hands of Bosk of Port Kar," said Lord Nishida.
12 159 "I would suppose many," I said.
12 160 "And perhaps Priest-Kings".
12 161 "The Priest-Kings," said Thrasilicus, "command you to take Lord Nishida as your captain, to follow his instructions, and in all ways possible to abet his projects".
12 162 "I understand," I said.
12 163 Surely Kurii were well aware of my ambivalence toward Priest-Kings.
12 164 With the new dynasty in the Nest had they not turned against me? Had I not been imprisoned in the holding capsule on the Prison Moon, in such a manner as to torture me, and jeopardize my honor? Might I not, then, of my own will, so treated, have turned from the Sardar to the Steel Worlds? "Our loyal servitor, Tajima," said Lord Nishida, "will explain much to you, and will often attend upon you".
"Who would not wish these things to be in the hands of Bosk of Port Kar," said Lord Nishida. "I would suppose many," I said. "And perhaps Priest-Kings". "The Priest-Kings," said Thrasilicus, "command you to take Lord Nishida as your captain, to follow his instructions, and in all ways possible to abet his projects". "I understand," I said. Surely Kurii were well aware of my ambivalence toward Priest-Kings. With the new dynasty in the Nest had they not turned against me? Had I not been imprisoned in the holding capsule on the Prison Moon, in such a manner as to torture me, and jeopardize my honor? Might I not, then, of my own will, so treated, have turned from the Sardar to the Steel Worlds? "Our loyal servitor, Tajima," said Lord Nishida, "will explain much to you, and will often attend upon you". - (Swordsmen of Gor)