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Too, a thief in Brundisium is not likely to be a thief in Port Kar, nor a thief in Port Kar to be one in Brundisium. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #217)

I would, however, if only to avoid being thrown to the urts in one canal or another, try to remain alert to any plots or potential plots, suspicious allusions, or such, which might involve Adraste. She might not be the Lady Julia Leta but she was beautiful, and strikingly beautiful slaves are more likely to tempt thieves than plainer slaves. But, too, of course, they are likely to be more closely watched. Too, a thief in Brundisium is not likely to be a thief in Port Kar, nor a thief in Port Kar to be one in Brundisium. Strangers on Gor, particularly in smaller communities, tend to be viewed with suspicion. Indeed, in Gorean, as I noted earlier, the same word is used for "stranger" and "enemy". Incidentally, slave theft on Gor is very rare, certainly within particular communities. - (Quarry of Gor)