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And yet still he sat upon his throne, in the gilded temple, amid the incense, the ringing of the sistrum, the singing of boys. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #274)

It was not that of a simple man, or that of a fool. I had little doubt but what the Initiate knew full well what he was doing. I had little doubt but what he knew that he knew as little as others of Priest-Kings, and was as ignorant as they. And yet still he sat upon his throne, in the gilded temple, amid the incense, the ringing of the sistrum, the singing of boys. The child in the sack on the mother's back whimpered. "Be silent," she whispered to it. "Be silent!" Then, from outside, rang once the great hollow bar, hanging on its chain. - (Marauders of Gor)