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The Cove of Harpalos was not a hub of trade nor a metropolis, but its existence was not negligible; it was not likely to be ignored or overlooked. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #9)

The Cove of Harpalos was not heavily trafficked, but it was, in effect, the port by means of which several inland villages, bartering the produce of their gardens and orchards, could reach the sea. Several local families made their living by fishing in the nearby waters, families amongst whom Clitus, master of the trident and net himself, had sought to make friends and cultivate informants. Its wells, too, were known to grateful mariners who would put in for water. The Cove of Harpalos was not a hub of trade nor a metropolis, but its existence was not negligible; it was not likely to be ignored or overlooked. It had been included in the map table in the receiving chamber of Archelaos, governor of Thera. "What?" I asked. I was somewhat surprised to note the seeming agitation on the part of my friend. - (Avengers of Gor)