Results

Callisthenes

Book 15. (113 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	87	"Aemilianus will never confer with us should he learn that Callisthenes is to be party to our proceedings, nor will Callisthenes permit himself to attend a meeting at which he knows that one of Ar's Station is to be present".	10
28	271	"I am Callisthenes, Captain of Port Cos," said Callisthenes.	10
29	138	"On the assumption that the pirates understood what was occurring," I said to Callisthenes, "does it not seem strange to you that they made no effort to interfere with the placing of the chain?" "It was guarded, of course," said Callisthenes.	10
25	50	"He will fetch Callisthenes, who is captain of the forces of Port Cos in Victoria, he in search of the topaz.	10
25	92	"If either Aemilianus or Callisthenes should be felled in my tavern, I think the incident would be unlikely to escape the attention of their allied guardsmen".	10
25	96	"Glyco, to whom I have spoken, being a merchant of Port Cos, can meet openly with Callisthenes without arousing suspicion.	10
25	97	There will be no difficulty, thus, in bringing Callisthenes to our meeting.	10
25	101	He, like Callisthenes, is doubtless under surveillance by spies of pirates".	10
25	126	"What do you know of Callisthenes?" I asked Callimachus.	10
25	135	"It was evidence brought against Callisthenes in Port Cos five years ago by Callimachus," said Tasdron, "which cost him an early promotion, a matter of minor peculation".	10
25	140	Indeed, how can one practice honor in great things, if not in small things? "And later," said Tasdron, "it was the testimonies of Callisthenes which resulted in Callimachus' loss of command".	10
25	151	Why else do you think he sought you in Victoria?" "I pledge you that I will work well with Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
25	166	"Then all we have to do," said Callimachus, bitterly, "is to convince Callisthenes to put himself in the power of the men of Ar's Station".	10
28	73	"He had only to fetch Callisthenes, whom he knows.	10
28	105	I now knew him to be Callisthenes.	10
28	108	"Greetings, Callisthenes," said Callimachus, rising to greet him.	10
28	109	"Greetings, Captain," said Callisthenes.	10
28	113	"There are various captains in Port Cos," grinned Callisthenes.	10
28	115	"They remember you, as I do," said Callisthenes, "with warmth".	10
28	118	It had been on the evidences supplied by Callisthenes that Callimachus had been removed from his command.	10
28	120	Callisthenes, in the circumstances, to the thinking of Callimachus, had had no choice in the matter.	10
28	123	"It was largely on the recommendation of Callimachus, after he was relieved from his command," said Callisthenes, "that I was promoted to the captaincy".	10
28	127	"I have tried to live up to your trust," said Callisthenes.	10
28	129	"We shall always think of you as our captain," said Callisthenes.	10
28	131	"You taught me much," said Callisthenes, "and you trained it well".	10
28	134	"Do I not know you?" asked Callisthenes, turning to me.	10
28	137	"Yes!" said Callisthenes.	10
28	139	"What is your name?" asked Callisthenes.	10
28	141	"Yes," said Callisthenes.	10
28	144	"I would have been here earlier," said Glyco to Tasdron, "but I could not readily find Callisthenes".	10
28	145	"I was about my duties," said Callisthenes.	10
28	148	"I fell," said Callisthenes.	10
28	150	"It is nothing," said Callisthenes.	10
28	154	"What is the delay?" asked Callisthenes.	10
28	156	"Who?" asked Callisthenes.	10
28	158	"Very well," said Callisthenes.	10
28	166	Callisthenes put his helmet beside the table, and threw back his cloak.	10
28	172	"She is a pretty slave," said Callisthenes.	10
28	179	"Interesting," said Callisthenes.	10
28	189	Callisthenes looked to the door through which Peggy, a moment before, had disappeared.	10
28	192	"I have heard they make excellent slaves, and are hot sluts," said Callisthenes.	10
28	203	"Is she popular with your customers?" asked Callisthenes.	10
28	205	"Fortunate must be the men of the world Earth," said Callisthenes, "to have such slaves".	10
28	207	"The men of Earth must be fools," said Callisthenes.	10
28	210	"Excellent," said Callisthenes.	10
28	212	What true man would want one in any other way? Callisthenes then looked about.	10
28	215	"Very well," smiled Callisthenes.	10
28	220	Callisthenes, too, seeing this action, drew his cloak about himself, concealing the insignia of Port Cos.	10
28	238	"Who is he?" inquired Callisthenes of Tasdron.	10
28	241	I noted the right hand of Callisthenes had slipped within his cloak, to the hilt of the sword which hung there.	10
28	244	"Who is he?" asked the newcomer, of Tasdron, nodding toward Callisthenes.	10
28	265	"Who is he?" asked the man, gesturing with his head toward Callisthenes.	10
28	266	"Who is he?" asked Callisthenes, menacingly, of Tasdron.	10
28	269	"Who is he?" asked the newcomer, indicating Callisthenes.	10
28	278	"Port Cos!" cried Callisthenes.	10
28	287	Then he turned to Callisthenes.	10
28	289	Callisthenes hesitated.	10
28	305	You are both, Callisthenes and you, here met on neutral ground".	10
28	339	"Callisthenes," said Callimachus, turning to the captain of Port Cos, "is it your intention to strike me with your sword".	10
28	340	"No," said Callisthenes.	10
28	343	Callisthenes sheathed his sword.	10
28	374	"Very well," said Callisthenes.	10
29	16	Interestingly enough, it had been the warriors, Callisthenes and Aemilianus, who had tended to regard the plan as dangerous and barren.	10
29	17	Callisthenes, in particular, had been outspoken against it.	10
29	22	"The fleet of Ragnar Voskjard," had said Callisthenes, "can never join with the fleet of Policrates.	10
29	25	"The matter was important to the Merchant Council," said Callisthenes.	10
29	29	"That is known to me," said Callisthenes.	10
29	31	"Yes," said Callisthenes.	10
29	35	"Supposedly," said Callisthenes, "though its existence is now doubtless known to the western towns".	10
29	47	"Possibly you do not have the vision or the resources," said Callisthenes.	10
29	49	"Politics?" inquired Callisthenes.	10
29	63	"It was forged in Cos," said Callisthenes.	10
29	65	"That is possibly true," said Callisthenes, "but then, too, it is we who will be the direct recipient of its benefits".	10
29	67	"Surely Port Cos will find some benefits in being spared the predations of pirates," said Callisthenes.	10
29	70	"The topaz, given the existence of the chain," said Callisthenes, "is now meaningless, though, to be sure, I am charged with the attempt to intercept it, a charge in which I have, thanks to our young friend here, failed".	10
29	71	Callisthenes glanced meaningfully at me.	10
29	75	"It is a foolish plan," said Callisthenes.	10
29	80	"Discuss your plan with Aemilianus," suggested Callisthenes.	10
29	108	"The plan is not only dangerous," said Callisthenes, "and I would not risk men or ships of Port Cos in such a rash scheme, but it is, at least as far as preventing the gathering of the river pirates goes, unnecessary.	10
29	111	"It will be quite effective," said Callisthenes.	10
29	113	"The chain is patrolled, of course," said Callisthenes.	10
29	117	"With all due respect, my friend, Callisthenes," said Callimachus, "I must concur with Glyco, for his judgment in this matter seems sound".	10
29	118	"He is of the Merchants," said Callisthenes.	10
29	121	"With the chain in place," said Callisthenes, "we need fear nothing".	10
29	126	"We can handle our own affairs in Port Cos," said Callisthenes.	10
29	129	"You will do so at your own risk, my dear captain," said Callisthenes, grimly.	10
29	131	"Captain, Callisthenes," said I, "surely the pirates, as you yourself have suggested, are well informed".	10
29	134	"Supposedly this was done in secrecy," said Callisthenes, "but I think there is little doubt they must have understood what was being done.	10
29	139	"But no effort, even a small one, or one in force or desperation, by steel or by guile, was made to prevent its placing?" "None, at least to my knowledge," said Callisthenes.	10
29	141	"I trust so," said Callisthenes.	10
29	142	"Does this lack of opposition or interference on the part of pirates as powerful and well organized as those of Ragnar Voskjard not seem puzzling to you?" "Yes," said Callisthenes.	10
29	144	"I do not know," said Callisthenes, angrily.	10
29	146	"And what do you conclude?" inquired Callisthenes.	10
29	148	Callisthenes scowled at the portly merchant.	10
29	149	"If that is their belief, they are, in my opinion, surely mistaken," said Callisthenes.	10
29	151	"Surely," said Callisthenes, "the chain—and, too, of course, the vessels of Port Cos".	10
29	162	"The chain will stop them," said Callisthenes.	10
29	166	"Would you leave such an enemy at your back?" "It would take ten thousand men to storm that stronghold," said Callisthenes.	10
29	168	"Your plan is the plan of a fool," said Callisthenes.	10
29	172	"I will not risk a large number of men in this," said Callisthenes, "but I will tell you what I might do.	10
29	178	"You would ask some forty men to stand against them, holding the sea gate for perhaps two Ahn?" "Surely," said Callisthenes.	10
29	180	"It would be difficult," said Callisthenes.	10
29	183	"It is sometimes surprising," said Callisthenes, regarding me, smiling, "what a few men, determined and skilled, can accomplish".	10
29	185	"Empty grain ships, towed, their identity concealed in the darkness, might suggest such a fleet," mused Callisthenes.	10
29	186	"Accept his plan in its plausible form, my friend, Callisthenes, or let us put it entirely from our minds," said Callimachus.	10
29	188	"That is doubtless best," agreed Callisthenes.	10
29	190	"I thought you would be," said Callisthenes.	10
29	201	"Give me twenty men," I said to Callisthenes.	10
33	23	"Was it Callisthenes?" I asked him.	10
33	24	"It could not be Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
33	61	"Perhaps you were betrayed by one of the men of Callisthenes or of Aemilianus," said Callimachus.	10
33	105	"Where is Callisthenes?" I asked.	10
33	114	I was pleased to hear that Callisthenes had taken up his post at the south guard station.	10

Book 16. (62 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	226	I could not but think, bitterly, that if the Voskjard, truly, had had only some fifty ships, as we had gathered from the intelligences supplied to us by Callisthenes, we, if supplemented by the twenty ships of Callisthenes, yet to appear, would now have outnumbered him.	10
6	115	"Callisthenes! Callisthenes!" we cried.	10
3	66	Twenty others lay to in the waters near the south guard station, which post was held by Callisthenes.	10
3	168	"The information of Callisthenes was apparently mistaken," said Callimachus.	10
3	182	"At least she is commanded by men such as Callisthenes," I said.	10
4	10	"Where are the ships of Callisthenes?" inquired an officer of Callimachus.	10
4	32	Acting on the information supplied by Callisthenes we had conjectured that the Voskjard commanded in the neighborhood of fifty ships.	10
4	42	"Where are the ships of Callisthenes?" asked someone.	10
4	64	"We must hold the line until the arrival of Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
4	236	"We must hold the line for Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
4	247	"Wait for Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
4	249	"And leave Callisthenes to face fifty ships?" asked Callimachus.	10
4	250	"Forget about Callisthenes," said the officer.	10
4	253	"It is here that we are to be joined by Callisthenes," said Callimachus.	10
4	255	"Where is Callisthenes?" asked the man next to me.	10
5	114	"Where are the ships of Callisthenes!" cried a man.	10
5	224	"Callimachus will not abandon Callisthenes," I said.	10
5	225	"Where is Callisthenes?" asked a man.	10
5	228	"Not without the support of Callisthenes," said another fellow.	10
5	230	"Callisthenes will be here before morning," said a man.	10
6	1	We Await Support from Callisthenes; It does not Come; The Third Fleet of the Voskjard; Again We Sound Our Battle Horns We saw the Leda of Port Cos taken full in the hull.	10
6	73	"Where is Callisthenes?" inquired the fellow from the Mira.	10
6	109	"It is Callisthenes!" cried a man.	10
6	111	"Callisthenes!" cried a man.	10
6	113	"Callisthenes!" cried other men.	10
6	121	"The tide turns!" Callisthenes commanded twenty ships.	10
6	123	"The fleet of the Voskjard approaches!" "Callisthenes!" we cried, joyfully.	10
6	124	"Callisthenes!" Joy, too, reigned on the decks of the Olivia.	10
6	131	"It cannot be Callisthenes," I said.	10
6	145	But they could not approach from the south in such force, for the south was guarded by the fleet of Callisthenes.	10
6	149	It was for such a purpose that we had placed the twenty ships of Callisthenes at that point, to guard against this major weakness in our defenses.	10
6	152	Callisthenes must have withdrawn his ships from their position.	10
6	156	The ships of Callisthenes had been essential to our defense of the river.	10
6	159	Callisthenes must have abandoned his post.	10
10	58	Following the Tuka and the Tais, by prearranged plan, we in the Tina had then rowed southward along the chain until we came to the point where the northward-moving portion of the Voskjard's fleet, that which we had once mistaken for the support vessels of Callisthenes, had cut the chain.	10
10	61	Thus, it had not been opposed by Callisthenes.	10
12	176	"Callisthenes!" cried Callimachus.	10
12	199	"What were done with the ships of Port Cos, your fleet?" asked Callimachus of Callisthenes.	10
12	212	"Do not rise to your feet," I said, warningly, to Callisthenes.	10
12	221	Then he said to the officer nearby, indicating Callisthenes, "Put him in chains".	10
12	222	We watched Callisthenes being led away, between two soldiers, the officer following.	10
13	15	Callimachus and I must be surrendered to him, Callisthenes, Reginald and Kliomenes must be freed, else Victoria would be subjected to fire and the sword.	10
14	7	The rendezvous was supposedly to have taken place, we had learned from Callisthenes, at the holding of Policrates.	10
15	9	"Surely they should come forth, with gifts, and their daughters garlanded, with songs of welcome, to pacify us," said Callisthenes.	10
15	39	"I had hoped there would be resistance," said Callisthenes.	10
15	41	"Nor is there now," said Callisthenes.	10
15	44	"And never before," said Callisthenes, "have the cowards of Victoria had this much reason to be so fearful.	10
15	48	"Yes," said Callisthenes.	10
15	50	"Precede me," said Callisthenes.	10
16	48	"Back to the ships!" called Callisthenes.	10
16	56	Policrates himself ran past me, and Kliomenes and Callisthenes.	10
16	87	"Extinguish the fires!" cried Callisthenes.	10
16	224	They must needs be the fleet which Callisthenes had commanded, and had withdrawn to Port Cos, not permitting them to engage in the battle at the chain.	10
16	259	Behind him was Callisthenes.	10
16	261	Policrates and Callisthenes drew their swords.	10
16	265	Policrates and Callisthenes, white-faced, regarded him.	10
16	421	"Where are Policrates and Callisthenes?" I asked.	10
16	538	There, lying together, stripped, bloody and trussed, were Policrates and Callisthenes.	10
16	542	I did not envy Policrates or Callisthenes, nor Kliomenes, nor Ragnar Voskjard.	10
20	334	I assumed, with the fall of Callisthenes, that the mantle and helmet of the first captain would surely devolve upon him.	10
20	370	Policrates, Kliomenes and Callisthenes, and such men, branded and collared, would soon be owned slaves, laboring for masters.	10
20	1175	"Are you not to return to Port Cos, to replace Callisthenes, to become High Captain?" "That post is yours, my friend, Calliodorus," said Glyco.	10

Book 22. (55 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	1062	"Callisthenes approaches," said the fellow holding his arm.	10
29	1096	It had been the good fortune of Callisthenes, Alcinous and Portus, it seemed, not to have been in the meadow earlier.	10
29	1254	It was Callisthenes, he who had come earlier, from the wagon, who had been ordered to return to it.	10
29	1264	"What was the nature of their wounds?" "By the sword," said Callisthenes, breathing heavily.	10
29	1265	"The sword!" "They were set upon in stealth?" "From the nature of their wounds it would seem they were attacked frontally," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1268	"I think, one," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1271	"I do not know," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1276	"The wound of Alcinous was deft, lateral and to the heart," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1282	"No," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1284	"Gone," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1288	"The wounds of Alcinous and Portus were frontal wounds," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1300	"Callisthenes?" asked Fulvius.	10
29	1319	Angrily the small fellow hurled his purse to the blanket, shouldered his pack, and hurried from the meadow, going in the direction opposite to that from which Callisthenes had come.	10
29	1336	"I did not know there were such things," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1345	They then set out in the direction from which Callisthenes had come.	10
29	1438	"Doubtless," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1440	"Perhaps it is just as well," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1442	"I trust that is true," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1444	"It is a fine blade," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1446	"Perhaps," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1450	"Perhaps," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1452	"Perhaps," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1456	"Coffle the sluts," said Fulvius to Callisthenes.	10
29	1497	Callisthenes was to one side.	10
29	1502	I heard, too, to my left, and behind me, the blade of Callisthenes leave its sheath.	10
29	1520	"His features are well concealed," said Callisthenes.	10
29	1522	"Callisthenes to my left, Sempronius on the right".	10
29	1528	Both Callisthenes and Sempronius, after having been arrested for a moment, startled, almost in shock, at the abruptness, the swiftness, of the stranger's attack, hurried toward the swordsmen, but then they stopped.	10
29	1539	The stranger had not permitted them to take him between them, Fulvius engaging him, Callisthenes and Sempronius seeking their openings from the sides.	10
29	1550	The stranger motioned with his sword that Callisthenes and Sempronius should move together.	10
29	1577	It was only the swords of Callisthenes and Sempronius which separated him from me.	10
29	1583	Callisthenes, first, then Sempronius, hurled their swords, blade first, into the earth at their feet.	10
29	1586	He motioned Callisthenes and Sempronius away from their weapons.	10
29	1587	Callisthenes, I suspect, was not a fine swordsman.	10
29	1591	He ordered Callisthenes and Sempronius to stand to the side.	10
29	1613	In this time he had walked Callisthenes and Sempronius before him, back toward the trees, in which direction, it seemed, lay the slave wagon.	10
29	1617	Sempronius and Callisthenes first busied themselves, under the stranger's supervision, with burying what humans lay about.	10
29	1636	"For ourselves," said Sempronius, indicating himself and Callisthenes.	10
29	1640	Sempronius and Callisthenes looked at one another.	10
29	1645	I was fed by Sempronius, Tela by Callisthenes.	10
29	1647	After we had been fed, and Callisthenes and Sempronius, too, had partaken of food, the stranger directed them to put us in coffle, with the exception of Tupita.	10
29	1655	And Mina was first on the coffle! How proud she seemed! Look at her, so beautiful, so proud to be first! Callisthenes and Sempronius supported Mirus between them, and helped him toward the woods.	10
29	1658	He paused, on his way, to pick up the swords of Callisthenes and Sempronius.	10
30	36	About the fire, were the stranger, still masked, and, unarmed, Callisthenes and Sempronius.	10
30	53	Callisthenes had similarly put nourishment in the mouth of Tela, even as she was at the rail, neck-roped there.	10
30	54	I had wondered if the stranger had permitted Callisthenes and Sempronius to feed us, half-naked slaves, in order to have them in proximity to us, whom they might not touch, as a torture for them, Gorean males.	10
30	69	Sempronius had been permitted earlier in the evening to feed the slave Tuka, as Callisthenes had Tela.	10
30	75	I heard Tela, under the touch of Callisthenes, cry out, softly, to my right.	10
30	100	I heard Tela, in a moment, begging to be freed of the bracelets, that she might hold Callisthenes.	10
30	102	Callisthenes and Sempronius apparently held the keys to our bracelets! How gracious of the stranger! I was frightened, for I sensed that my responses were beginning to become uncontrollable.	10
30	125	Late that evening Sempronius and Callisthenes were permitted to leave the camp.	10
30	132	After Callisthenes and Sempronius had left the camp, Mina and Cara were brought forth from the slave wagon and knelt down near the fire.	10
32	33	Sempronius and Callisthenes had left three days ago.	10
33	49	"But you released Sempronius and Callisthenes," I said.	10
33	153	"How did you know that you might trust Callisthenes and Sempronius?" I asked.	10