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The latter tended to sell almost as much to slavers, seeking eventual resales, as to private masters. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 63, Sentence #351)

The slavers of Ar also boasted the finest markets in the northern hemisphere, but there were few of the other "high cities" that would not dispute this claim. The most prestigious market in Ar was clearly the Curulean, where Paula, I recalled, not at all pleasantly, had been sold. Two other important marketing centers in the northern hemisphere were the port, Brundisium, and, on the Vosk, Victoria. The latter tended to sell almost as much to slavers, seeking eventual resales, as to private masters. The locations of Brundisium and Victoria had not a little to do, it was speculated, with their economic importance. Brundisium, with its great harbor, did not only command the coast, but was the nearest major port to the island Ubarates of Cos and Tyros, and, of late, to the "World's End". And Victoria, as I understood it, was the largest port on the Vosk, this providing a favored access to one of Gor's major arteries of commerce. - (Plunder of Gor)