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In his belt I saw that he had thrust an eighteen-inch strip of black leather, binding leather; it was not jeweled; it was common leather; it was about three quarters of an inch in width; it was supple, that it might well encircle limbs; it was flat, that it might well fit against them; it was of a sort commonly used by tarnsmen for binding female prisoners. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #665)

I wore the long, scarlet garment, hooded, sleeveless. My hands were bound behind my back with binding fiber. "Remove her bonds," said Rask of Treve. In his belt I saw that he had thrust an eighteen-inch strip of black leather, binding leather; it was not jeweled; it was common leather; it was about three quarters of an inch in width; it was supple, that it might well encircle limbs; it was flat, that it might well fit against them; it was of a sort commonly used by tarnsmen for binding female prisoners. Ena untied my wrists. Rask and I regarded one another. He approached me. - (Captive of Gor)