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Many were later executed by impalement, but others were embonded, men usually destined to the quarries or galleys, and women remanded to slave houses. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #557)

It seems that a former Ubar, one named Marlenus, had returned from banishment or exile, or some prolonged absence, had rallied the city, and, in several days of fierce and bloody fighting, had cast out the invaders. Even while war was waged in the streets proscription lists had been posted and many traitors, profiteers, and such, hundreds, were seized by maddened citizens and publicly impaled. Later, the invaders flighted and the blood lust of an outraged citizenry largely spent, numbers of surviving profiteers and collaborators, as apprehended, were placed in several underground dungeons scattered throughout the city. Many were later executed by impalement, but others were embonded, men usually destined to the quarries or galleys, and women remanded to slave houses. "It must be near the Tenth Ahn," said a brunette. I supposed that so. There were few shadows in the street. - (Conspirators of Gor)