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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

These misunderstandings commonly occur with Goreans who have been limited to the "First Knowledge," as it is called. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 62, Sentence #73)
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62 73 These misunderstandings View more quotes about commonly">commonly occur with Goreans who have been limited to the "First Knowledge," as it is called.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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62 70 Many barbarians are characterized not only by a vaccination mark, but by tiny bits of metal in the teeth.
62 71 The latter, fillings, are sometimes taken, by some Goreans, to be an esoteric form of barbarian adornment.
62 72 The vaccination mark, on the other hand, is often taken as a subtle brand, this leading some Goreans to suppose that the woman was already a legal slave somewhere, and has only been stolen from, or purchased from, her former master.
62 73 These misunderstandings commonly occur with Goreans who have been limited to the "First Knowledge," as it is called.
62 74 There is a "Second Knowledge," to which intellectuals, and the higher castes, have access.
62 75 For example, many Goreans limited to the "First Knowledge" do not realize their world is one of many, and think that "Earth," of which they have heard, and from which many barbarian slaves are obtained, is merely a remote country or land falling outside "known Gor".
62 76 Much of Gor, of course, even for educated Goreans, is terra incognita.
Many barbarians are characterized not only by a vaccination mark, but by tiny bits of metal in the teeth. The latter, fillings, are sometimes taken, by some Goreans, to be an esoteric form of barbarian adornment. The vaccination mark, on the other hand, is often taken as a subtle brand, this leading some Goreans to suppose that the woman was already a legal slave somewhere, and has only been stolen from, or purchased from, her former master. These misunderstandings commonly occur with Goreans who have been limited to the "First Knowledge," as it is called. There is a "Second Knowledge," to which intellectuals, and the higher castes, have access. For example, many Goreans limited to the "First Knowledge" do not realize their world is one of many, and think that "Earth," of which they have heard, and from which many barbarian slaves are obtained, is merely a remote country or land falling outside "known Gor". Much of Gor, of course, even for educated Goreans, is terra incognita. - (Plunder of Gor)