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Two helmeted men, figures on the vase, were sharp and prominent, clearly delineated, red, on a black background. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #156)

I was suddenly reminded of something I had seen long ago. It had been in a museum, on a vase. I had thought little of it. Two helmeted men, figures on the vase, were sharp and prominent, clearly delineated, red, on a black background. I now, in my memory, saw the image on the vase very differently than I had earlier. I saw it now for what it was, what it betokened, saw it as something real, something frightening. It is, of course, one thing to see images, or pictures, and quite another to see the thing pictured, and sense its reality, its purposiveness, what it would be to see the thing as it actually is. - (Plunder of Gor)