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The tunnel leading from the enemy camp beneath the town walls, opening in what had been the dwelling of Tarchon, and the two ditches about Mytilene, the inner and outer ditch, would be gradually filled. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 48, Sentence #7)

In this way, they need not be burned in gigantic pyres, costly of valuable timber, or, with a sorry expenditure of time and effort, buried in nearby, perhaps revered, land, certainly not within the pomerium of Mytilene. The wealth, valuables, coins, rings, jewelries, garments, cloaks, weapons, helmets, shields, and such, of the slain enemy would be considerable. This would be divided amongst representatives of the dozens of villages, some from as far away as Thera and Daphna, who had participated in the liberation of Mytilene. The tunnel leading from the enemy camp beneath the town walls, opening in what had been the dwelling of Tarchon, and the two ditches about Mytilene, the inner and outer ditch, would be gradually filled. The disrupted turf, seeded, refreshed by rain, would gradually renew itself as had the fairgrounds near the town. "Some feared you had deserted," I said to Aktis. "Understanding the obvious peril of Mytilene, its isolation and subjection to siege, I hoped to rally relief," said Aktis. - (Avengers of Gor)