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Book 6. (77 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	42	Then I saw Clitus' net flash over my head and heard the confused protesting squeal of another urt, and then Clitus, again and again, was thrusting into the dark waters with his trident.	10
8	392	"My name is Clitus," he said.	10
8	446	Thurnock, the peasant, and Clitus, the fisherman, approached, holding between them Ho-Hak, bound hand and foot, the heavy collar of the galley slave, with its dangling chain, still riveted about his neck.	10
8	484	"Take him away!" I ordered Thurnock and Clitus, and they dragged Ho-Hak from my presence, taking him back somewhere on the second barge, among other bound slaves.	10
8	514	I looked at Thurnock and Clitus.	10
8	517	Clitus, too, gave assent to this.	10
8	521	"And I," said Clitus, "I, too".	10
8	522	Thurnock was blue-eyed, Clitus gray-eyed.	10
8	523	Thurnock was a huge man, with arms like the oars of the great galleys; Clitus was slighter, but he had been first oar; he would have great strength, beyond what it might seem.	10
8	541	"We found food and water," said Clitus, "and some weapons, and gold".	10
8	553	Thurnock and Clitus regarded me.	10
8	557	"Beauties!" He and Clitus went to fetch the slaves.	10
8	638	I surveyed the two girls, the blond one and the shorter one, and looked to Thurnock and Clitus.	10
8	642	"Yes," said Clitus, "though they are rence girls, they would bring a high price".	10
8	644	I looked at Thurnock and Clitus.	10
8	650	Clitus bent easily to pick up a length of binding fiber.	10
8	657	Clitus, I expected, would have little difficulty with his short rence girl.	10
8	666	"We have tied it with the rence craft," said Clitus, "abeam of the starboard bow of this barge".	10
8	675	Thurnock then took the same long length of binding fiber, one end of which I had fastened about Midice's neck, and, without cutting it, looped and knotted it about the neck of the large, blond, gray-eyed girl, handing the coil then to Clitus, who indicated that the short rence girl should take her p...	10
8	688	Clitus had already fastened the short rence girl in the coffle, the binding fiber looped and knotted about her neck, the remainder of the coil fallen to the deck behind her.	10
8	711	"This time," she asked, "will you perhaps throw me up the stairs?" "The mouths of rence girls," commented Clitus, "are said to be as large as the delta itself".	10
8	759	"As large as the delta itself," commented Clitus.	10
8	776	Already, Thurnock and Clitus, in loading the raft, had placed on it my helmet, and shield, and the great bow, with its arrows.	10
8	837	"We will need one," said Clitus, "to cook, and clean, and run errands".	10
9	273	I threw a silver tarsk, taken from what we had obtained from the slavers in the marsh, to the proprietor of the paga tavern, and took in return one of the huge bottles of paga, of the sort put in the pouring sling, and reeled out of the tavern, making my way along the narrow walkway lining the canal...	10
9	281	"Good, my Captain," said Clitus from one side where he sat working on a net, reinforcing its knots one by one.	10
9	317	Before we set out we broke open the great bottle of paga, and Thurnock, Clitus and I clashed goblets and emptied them of their swirling fires.	10
9	320	"And then," I cried, "we will return and make a feast!" Thurnock, Clitus and I once more clashed and emptied goblets, and then, leading Midice, first in the coffle, by the lead end of the binding fiber, I stumbled through the door, finding my way down the stairs, with the others, hunting for a smith...	10
9	322	Ula's collar read 'I am the property of Clitus'; Thurnock had his slave's engraved 'Thura, slave of Thurnock'; I had two collars engraved, one for Midice and one for Telima; both read simply 'I belong to Bosk'.	10
9	330	As we walked, Thurnock following, carrying Thura, and Clitus then, Ula weeping in his arms, Midice put her head against my left shoulder, and I felt her tears through my tunic.	10
9	339	Clitus, after returning to our quarters, had left and returned with four musicians, bleary-eyed, routed from their mats well past the Twentieth Hour, but, lured by the jingling of a pair of silver tarsks, ready to play for us, past the dawn if need be.	10
9	341	Clitus, too, had brought two bottles of Ka-la-na wine, a string of eels, cheese of the Verr, and a sack of red olives from the groves of Tyros.	10
9	368	Across the table I saw Ula, eyes timid, lift her lips to Clitus.	10
9	382	At a gesture from Clitus, Ula, too, leaped to her feet.	10
9	389	The musicians began to play, and to the clappings and cries of Thurnock and Clitus, Thura and Ula danced before them.	10
9	415	And then Ula, boldly before Clitus, tore from her own body the silk she wore and danced, her arms extended to him.	10
10	42	When Clitus, Thurnock and I, and our slaves, had first come to Port Kar, we had taken quarters not far from that holding.	10
10	112	Thurnock and Clitus seemed pleased with Thura and Ula, who now wore expensive silks and jeweled collars.	10
10	119	Generally in the evening I ate with Thurnock and Clitus, with their slaves, and Midice.	10
11	93	I could see, even at the distance, leaping from the prow of the ship to the tiles of the piazza, running across the large, oblique-looking, colored squares toward the Hall of the Council of Captains, the great Thurnock, with his yellow bow, followed by Clitus, with his net and trident, and by Tab, w...	10
11	614	Outside I was joined by Thurnock and Clitus, and many of my men.	10
12	3	In my role as captain I was often about the city, accompanied by Thurnock, and Clitus, and a squad of my men.	10
12	7	Now, from the height of one of the investing walls, some hundred yards from the high bleak wall of one of the holdings of Sevarius, said to be his palace, I, with Thurnock, Clitus, and others, by the light of Gor's three moons, observed the opening of a postern gate.	10
12	19	I, followed by Clitus and Thurnock, and others, leaped over the wall and ran toward the edge of the canal.	10
12	24	A crossbow bolt slipped through the air, passing between myself and Clitus.	10
12	48	"It's dead!" cried Clitus.	10
12	51	I felt the folded sweep of Clitus' net behind me and I thrust back my hand, and hooked my fingers into its mesh.	10
12	78	"What is your name?" asked Clitus.	10
12	105	I then dismissed the men who stood near me, except Thurnock and Clitus.	10
13	453	Near him, grinning, were Clitus and Tab.	10
13	474	Clitus barked orders to my seamen.	10
13	492	"What shall we do now, Captain," asked Clitus, of me.	10
14	337	I turned to Clitus, who had been on the ship before me.	10
14	354	"If these figures are correct," I said to Clitus, "as doubtless they are, we and the Captains of Port Kar are today the masters of much treasure".	10
14	389	"How many of these are there?" I asked Clitus.	10
14	392	Clitus grinned.	10
14	402	I turned to Clitus.	10
14	405	"Yes, Captain," said Clitus.	10
14	408	"Yes, Captain," said Clitus.	10
14	417	I handed Clitus the book of cargo lists and strode to the girl.	10
14	447	I turned away, taking the book of master cargo lists from Clitus, and again giving them my attention.	10
15	173	"Your men," said he, "Thurnock, Clitus, and others, have said that they will teach me, should you give your permission".	10
15	199	I knew that Thurnock and Clitus, and others, had taken a liking to the boy.	10
15	206	I knew him, and so, too, did Thurnock and Clitus.	10
15	254	I looked down the table, to where Thurnock, with his slave Thura, and Clitus, with his slave, Ula, were drinking and laughing.	10
15	255	Thurnock and Clitus were good men, but they were fools.	10
16	166	I looked from face to face, the great Thurnock, now calm, swift, strong Clitus, the shrewd oar-master, the others.	10
16	267	"And I!" said Clitus.	10
16	279	"Thurnock and Clitus," I said, "remain in the holding".	10
18	304	Even Thurnock and Thura, and Clitus and Ula, whom I had expected to stay, had fled.	10
18	613	And I saw, too, on the wall, with Ho-Hak, Thurnock, the Peasant, with his bow, and beside him, with net and trident, Clitus.	10
18	626	Clitus, too, raised his hand.	10
18	653	At the foot of the keep we met Thurnock, Clitus and Ho-Hak.	10
18	657	Thurnock and Clitus, with Thura and Ula, had gone for aid to the rencers, traditionally enemies of those of Port Kar.	10
18	664	Samos and I, and Fish, and Thurnock, Clitus and Ho-Hak, and others, went within the holding.	10
18	730	"For my part," said Clitus, chewing, "I am only a poor fisherman, and could scarce afford the costs of a slave".	10
18	808	I nodded, and lifted my hand, and Thurnock and Clitus, with Thura and Ula, left the table.	10

Book 7. (2 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	292	There were other beauties in the house: slender, dark-haired Midice, the woman of a captain, Tab; large, blond-haired Thura, the woman of the great peasant, master of the bow, Thurnock; and short, dark-eyed Ula, woman of silent, strong Clitus, once a fisherman of the isle of Cos.	10
17	373	Then he said, "Tab, Thurnock, Clitus, Henrius, Samos, I would be pleased if you would join me in my chambers".	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	570	Clitus, too, was there, and young Henrius.	10
1	676	Henrius and Clitus left the table.	10
1	722	"Clitus," I said, "send Sandra, the dancer, to my couch as well".	10
1	723	"You freed her, Captain," smiled Clitus.	10

Book 11. (235 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	54	Within the walls were several individuals, my sisters in bondage, those still the property of Clitus Vitellius, one of whom was encaged like myself, Chanda, who was sitting in her cage, wrapping a cloth about her bleeding leg; Thurnus; another of his girls, Sandal Thong; some men assisting Thurnus; ...	10
6	224	He was Clitus Vitellius, of the caste of warriors, of the city of Ar.	10
7	1	Clitus Vitellius "Do not run me, Master," wept Slave Beads.	10
7	60	Clitus Vitellius, my master, was a captain of Ar.	10
7	198	"I am Clitus Vitellius," he said.	10
7	204	"Few such as Clitus Vitellius," she said.	10
7	293	The girls of Clitus Vitellius, I among them, stood at the line scratched in the dirt within the peasant village of Tabuk's Ford, some four hundred pasangs to the north and west of Ar, some twenty pasangs or so, west, from the Vosk road.	10
7	348	I did know I belonged to Clitus Vitellius, a captain of Ar.	10
7	352	I shook with pleasure as I stood on the line, and looked at Clitus Vitellius.	10
7	363	Yet hundreds of the highborn free women of Ar, many rich, had avidly sought companionship with Clitus Vitellius.	10
7	366	To have such a man as Clitus Vitellius I would have accepted his terms.	10
7	381	They had been touched by Clitus Vitellius.	10
7	382	Some women claimed that they had earned from Clitus Vitellius a tarn disk of gold.	10
7	386	Clitus Vitellius would commonly keep such a girl for a few days, and then discard her, usually giving her to a friend or selling her.	10
7	396	One's freedom is small enough price to pay, whisper some highborn women of Ar among themselves, for even ten days in the collar of Clitus Vitellius.	10
7	403	That would explain why the women of Ar would twist on their couches like bitches in heat thinking of Clitus Vitellius.	10
7	415	Clitus Vitellius, in spite of the desires of the women of Ar, had never taken a companion.	10
7	417	He was Clitus Vitellius.	10
7	637	She had been had from time to time since then, but Marla, Eta and, surprisingly, I, had been the most consistently abused of the girls of Clitus Vitellius.	10
7	648	She had actually received some weeks of slave training in the pens of Ar, a tutelage to which Clitus Vitellius in disgust at her ineptness had remanded her; she had attended diligently to her lessons; when she returned to his quarters it had been clear by morning that it would not be necessary to se...	10
7	1365	He was Clitus Vitellius, a Captain, of the city of Ar.	10
7	1386	Dina, the Earth girl, she who had once been Judy Thornton, a lovely college student and poetess, was now the enslaved love conquest of Clitus Vitellius of Ar.	10
8	24	"Excellent," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
8	46	Clitus Vitellius did not look at me.	10
8	56	Outside the low walls, several individuals observed the proceedings, the balance of the men of Clitus Vitellius, some villagers, including some peasant boys, and Melina, veiled, the slack, fat companion of the huge Thurnus.	10
8	79	I had run wildly, in misery over having been given away by Clitus Vitellius.	10
8	187	If her leg did scar, with the result that her block value was diminished, it must be recalled that Clitus Vitellius, my former master, had had her for nothing.	10
8	198	The men of Clitus Vitellius had left the sand pit, and the area about it, accompanied by his girls, including Chanda, who, too, had been released.	10
8	203	Clitus Vitellius, in the tunic of the warrior, remained in the training pit, to accompany Thurnus back to his hut.	10
8	224	"I am pleased that you like her," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
8	226	"It is nothing," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
8	229	"Perhaps," granted Clitus Vitellius.	10
8	280	They then turned away from me, Thurnus and Clitus Vitellius.	10
8	281	"I must leave before noon," Clitus Vitellius was saying.	10
8	326	How pleased they would have been to have seen me—on Gor! In the vicinity of Thurnus's hut, at the side of one of the wagons taken in the raid on the camp of the Lady Sabina, being loaded with supplies and gear, was Clitus Vitellius.	10
8	336	Clitus Vitellius took the rope from the ground, which hung from my throat.	10
8	340	I looked up at Clitus Vitellius, my hands about his knees, tears in my eyes.	10
9	30	Clitus Vitellius and his men milled about.	10
9	59	Clitus Vitellius did not so much as look at me.	10
9	60	The guard, who was the blond soldier, Mirus, whom I found most attractive of the men of Clitus Vitellius, after he himself, unlooped the coffle chain from his shoulder.	10
9	73	Clitus Vitellius still had the wagons stolen from the camp of the Lady Sabina and so his girls did not have to carry the burdens of his camp.	10
9	87	Perhaps she had not been fully pleasing for an instant to one of the soldiers, or to Clitus Vitellius, and had thus been struck, and put at the rear of the chain.	10
9	99	"I wear the chain of Clitus Vitellius," she said.	10
9	111	Clitus Vitellius was talking with Thurnus.	10
9	135	Clitus Vitellius then left me, to return to his furs, to sleep.	10
9	148	I remembered seeing Clitus Vitellius leave.	10
9	304	Last night she had served one of the warriors of Clitus Vitellius.	10
9	324	"He is Clitus Vitellius, a captain.	10
9	382	"My former master, Clitus Vitellius, of Ar," I had said, "called me Dina".	10
9	435	Clitus Vitellius, I knew, was of Ar.	10
9	657	Sometimes in the fields I hated Clitus Vitellius.	10
9	661	How I hated Clitus Vitellius! I looked up again.	10
9	1197	I had been rescued by Clitus Vitellius, who had branded me and made me a slave.	10
9	2353	How I would have loved to provide wonders for Clitus Vitellius! Every true man, I thought, deserves one or more pleasure slaves.	10
10	61	The thought of Clitus Vitellius passed through my mind.	10
11	180	And I remembered Clitus Vitellius, and Thurnus, and the captain, strict with me in his office.	10
11	389	"Clitus Vitellius, of Ar, of the Warriors," I said.	10
14	46	I thought of Clitus Vitellius.	10
14	104	"We were once both the slaves of Clitus Vitellius.	10
14	429	I remembered the joy of once having been the slave of Clitus Vitellius, of having been his to dominate and command.	10
20	154	I remembered Clitus Vitellius, who had sported with me, and then discarded me.	10
20	155	I remembered I hated Clitus Vitellius.	10
20	157	They were not Clitus Vitellius.	10
20	158	Better it were Clitus Vitellius in their place! But he was a noble captain of Ar, and would not be involved in the insignificant skirmishes on the Vosk.	10
20	368	It was he! It was my master, Clitus Vitellius of Ar! "Oh, Master," I wanted to cry out, "I love you! I love you, Master!" Then I saw him glance at a paga girl who posed, turning before him, and spoke to him.	10
20	370	I hated them both! It had been Clitus Vitellius of Ar who had first enslaved me.	10
20	406	"Here I am not a Captain of Ar, he Clitus Vitellius, but only a seafarer, a simple oarsman from Tyros, one called Tij Rejar".	10
20	498	"He is an enemy! Seize him!" Clitus Vitellius looked at me, startled.	10
20	502	Clitus Vitellius looked about himself wildly.	10
20	506	Clitus Vitellius turned to the double gate and tore at the bars, but could not fling them back, for the bolts had slipped into place.	10
20	520	"He is Clitus Vitellius of Ar," I cried.	10
20	523	"He says he is Tij Rejar, an oarsman of Tyros, but he is of Ar, of the Warriors! He is Clitus Vitellius! He is of Ar! He is a captain!" Aurelion looked at me.	10
20	532	"I am Clitus Vitellius, a captain of Ar".	10
20	536	Clitus Vitellius looked at me.	10
20	539	"He is securely manacled," said Strabo, whose face was swollen as a consequence of the blow of Clitus Vitellius.	10
20	546	Four men made ready to conduct Clitus Vitellius from the tavern.	10
20	553	Clitus Vitellius looked once more upon me.	10
20	556	"Ho, Clitus Vitellius," I said.	10
20	572	Clitus Vitellius was conducted from the tavern.	10
20	585	Too, of course, if Clitus Vitellius should somehow regain his freedom, unlikely though that might be, I had little doubt that he would remember the girl who had betrayed him.	10
20	628	I had betrayed Clitus Vitellius, my master! * * * * Strabo, accompanied by Narla, approached me.	10
20	649	"I betrayed Clitus Vitellius of Ar," I wept.	10
21	6	I knew now that I truly loved Clitus Vitellius of Ar.	10
21	16	I had lived for my vengeance, dreaming of it, and, when I had attained it, I found it only misery and ashes, and unspeakable anguish, for it had cost me my very self, he whom I loved, Clitus Vitellius of the city of Ar.	10
21	17	The men in the tavern, and the girls, too, had been pleased that I had designated Clitus Vitellius.	10
21	40	The night I had betrayed Clitus Vitellius I had been beaten.	10
21	54	I had betrayed Clitus Vitellius of Ar.	10
21	117	I was sure these must be the same men I had seen some days ago on the wharves, when, later, I had encountered my master, Clitus Vitellius.	10
21	121	"One called Clitus Vitellius," he said.	10
21	127	"It seems," said he, "a slut there betrayed their leader, Clitus Vitellius".	10
21	130	"The vengeance of a girl," I had said to Clitus Vitellius, "is not a light thing".	10
21	154	Clitus Vitellius was free, and had men.	10
21	171	Suddenly, Clitus Vitellius free, and with men, the world seemed open and glorious again.	10
21	180	Clitus Vitellius, I knew, had been angry that I could not help but respond to men, scorning me for this rightly, perhaps, as the slave and slut I was, but I did not care.	10
21	181	Though any Gorean male might make me, in spite of myself, a panting, orgasmic slave in his arms, I knew it had been only he, Clitus Vitellius, whom I had truly loved, and yet loved.	10
22	338	How excited and thrilled I had been to be stripped by my master, Clitus Vitellius, he tearing away the Ta-Teera, when his need was upon him.	10
22	765	"I love you, Clitus Vitellius!" I cried.	10
23	1	The Raft I lay in the arms of Clitus Vitellius, my master, under the bright stars of Gor, under the white moons and the black sky, on the rough wood, in the midst of that great, lonely sea.	10
23	57	"Can it be, Clitus Vitellius?" he asked himself, aloud.	10
24	1	I am Chained in the Hold of a Galley "Awaken, Slave," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	10	Clitus Vitellius stood on the wreckage, waiting.	10
24	20	Clitus Vitellius lifted his hand, in a salute of warriors.	10
24	22	"I am Clitus Vitellius of Ar," he said.	10
24	25	Clitus Vitellius laughed.	10
24	26	"Clitus Vitellius of Ar, and his men," said the man, "by accounts rendered to me by Samos of Port Kar, of the Council of Captains, participated creditably in the action of the day before yesterday on behalf of the Jewel of Thassa".	10
24	30	"We did the small things we could," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	32	Then Clitus Vitellius looked to the man on the ship.	10
24	35	"Excellent," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	37	"I request passage for two," said Clitus Vitellius, "myself and," indicating me, "this slave".	10
24	52	Why else would they keep us in the custody they do? Clitus Vitellius shrugged.	10
24	57	"I suppose so," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	59	"Perhaps," acknowledged Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	88	"There is something you should know about her," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	90	"She is a traitress," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	96	"Yes," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	110	"No," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	113	"No," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	115	"She betrayed a particular person?" "Yes," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	117	"Me," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	119	"Yes," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	125	Could my master not understand that I loved him? Clitus Vitellius looked down upon me, with fury, with contempt.	10
24	126	"She is garbage, garbage," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	134	"Perhaps," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	137	"I like that," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	146	"But this one," said Clitus Vitellius, kicking me, as I gasped and recoiled, "is not free".	10
24	151	"But I assure you, she is nonetheless garbage," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	154	'" "I see," said Clitus Vitellius, approvingly.	10
24	159	"Excellent," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	163	"Look at her," he said to Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	175	"She is worthless," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	178	Clitus Vitellius turned about and cuffed me, angrily.	10
24	186	"She is not for sale," said Clitus Vitellius, angrily.	10
24	190	"The slut is not worth a copper tarsk-bit," said Clitus Vitellius, angrily, defensively.	10
24	205	"No," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	207	"Yes, with virulence," snarled Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	209	"Certainly," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	214	"I love him! I love him!" "She is a superb actress," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	220	"It is hard for a woman to betray a man when she is at his feet, naked and bound," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	226	I wanted to serve him, and love him, and give him pleasure, and pleasure, and pleasure! I wanted only the opportunity to prove to Clitus Vitellius my love! I was sure the stranger saw my love for my master, even if my master did not! How complete, and helpless, and profound, is the love of a slave g...	10
24	227	"She is a traitress, a traitress," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	229	"It is my intention," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	234	In a moment, Clitus Vitellius, aided by the hand of the man who had spoken to us, leaped aboard.	10
24	240	"In courtesy," said Clitus Vitellius, "I grant you and your men slave rights upon this woman.	10
24	244	"Yes," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	248	"Yes," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	255	"You seem interested in the slave," said Clitus Vitellius, puzzled.	10
24	263	Two sailors seized Clitus Vitellius, who struggled.	10
24	273	"Release me!" demanded Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	279	"Master!" I cried to Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	281	"Release me!" cried Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	282	"I would speak with you upon the high deck," said the man to Clitus Vitellius, "and I would speak with you alone".	10
24	283	"I do not understand," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	285	The sailors released Clitus Vitellius.	10
24	288	Clitus Vitellius followed him, angrily.	10
25	4	Near him, intent, watchful, was Clitus Vitellius.	10
25	188	Samos and Clitus Vitellius were intent.	10
25	200	"Would you wish me to withdraw?" inquired Clitus Vitellius.	10
25	202	Then Samos said, "Remain, if you would, Clitus Vitellius, Captain of Ar".	10
25	203	Clitus Vitellius nodded.	10
25	215	"I took her from two men near the country of the Salerian Confederation," said Clitus Vitellius, "in the early spring".	10
25	216	Since that time I had been the slave of Clitus Vitellius, of Thurnus of Tabuk's Ford, of the Keep of Stones of Turmus, and of the Belled Collar.	10
25	237	"Invasion?" asked Clitus Vitellius.	10
25	239	"Of Ar?" asked Clitus Vitellius, angrily.	10
25	243	"I, too!" cried Clitus Vitellius.	10
26	570	I thought of Clitus Vitellius.	10
26	859	Clitus Vitellius stepped into the threshold.	10
27	1	I Kneel in the Yellow Circle I lay at his feet, like a pet she-sleen, he, Clitus Vitellius, in his compartments, sitting in a curule chair.	10
27	44	"How could I, Clitus Vitellius, a captain of Ar, care for a slave?" he demanded.	10
27	52	"I am Clitus Vitellius, of Ar.	10
27	55	There Clitus Vitellius untied my hands, that I might, as though I were still a paga girl there, serve him.	10
27	82	I had regarded her as my greatest rival where Clitus Vitellius had been concerned.	10
27	87	"I gave Eta," said Clitus Vitellius, "to the guard, Mirus".	10
27	94	Mirus, I had thought, had been the most attractive of the men of Clitus Vitellius, saving himself, of course.	10
27	95	"Slave Beads, as you know," said Clitus Vitellius, "is now owned by Busebius".	10
27	97	"Lehna, and Donna and Chanda," said Clitus Vitellius, "I gave to two of my men, Lehna to one, and Donna and Chanda to the other, for good service in war".	10
27	107	"But you know him," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	108	I looked at Clitus Vitellius, curious.	10
27	114	Clitus Vitellius, perhaps wisely, believed it depended upon the girl and the context.	10
27	119	I had little doubt, however, that Clitus Vitellius, in the present context, would hesitate to whip me in the Belled Collar itself.	10
27	126	"Yes," Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	128	"Do not fear, little slave," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	183	Clitus Vitellius, to my surprise, slipped to one side.	10
27	203	"He fights well," said Thurnus to Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	204	"Yes," said Clitus Vitellius, moving his head to one side to avoid a flying bottle.	10
27	223	Then Thurnus and Bran Loort were fighting back to back, the goblet of Thurnus left in the hands of Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	236	The sword, too, of Clitus Vitellius, my master, the captain of Ar, had left its sheath.	10
27	239	"I must agree with my fellow of the warriors," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	244	"And I," called Clitus Vitellius, "will fee the second round of cups!" "Cheers for the peasants!" cried a man, with bloody face.	10
27	255	He had retrieved his goblet now, handed to him by Clitus Vitellius, and, throwing his head back, splashed its contents down his throat.	10
27	264	Clitus Vitellius smiled.	10
27	284	"I am pleased," said Clitus Vitellius, "to have been of service".	10
27	291	Bran Loort looked to Clitus Vitellius and the warrior smiled, and lifted his hand.	10
27	318	When Clitus Vitellius had come to the compartments of the former Lady Elicia of Six Towers to fetch a slave she, bound hand and foot, had been in white.	10
27	414	I went to kneel behind Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	417	"The Salerian Confederation," Clitus Vitellius was saying, "is a threat to the security of Ar".	10
27	419	"You seem distracted," said Clitus Vitellius, who apparently wished to discuss politics.	10
27	421	"A pretty little slave," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	431	"Do you think I should buy her?" asked Thandar of Ti of Clitus Vitellius, as he regarded the lineaments and beauty of the girl.	10
27	434	"She is a beauty," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	544	Clitus Vitellius smiled.	10
27	545	"Thank you, Master," said Slave Beads, now Sabina, to Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	574	Clitus Vitellius smiled.	10
27	624	"It is time," said Clitus Vitellius, "for us to be on our way to the Curulean".	10
27	725	"I had thought Clitus Vitellius strong," I said.	10
27	738	"The vending of a girl," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
27	746	Clitus Vitellius did so.	10
27	759	"Give me whatever you think she is worth," he said, "and send the coins to the compartments of Clitus Vitellius, in the Towers of Warriors".	10
27	761	Clitus Vitellius turned about and left the Curulean.	10
28	306	"I love you, Clitus Vitellius!" I cried, tears in my eyes.	10
28	309	But the point of the spear of Clitus Vitellius lay at his throat.	10
28	310	"Do not strike her," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
28	312	Clitus Vitellius turned again to face the crowd of Ar.	10
28	319	Clitus Vitellius stood straight on that great platform, his great, circular shield on his left arm, his mighty spear, seven feet in length, headed in tapering bronze, grasped in his right hand.	10
28	321	"She is yours, Master," said the auctioneer to Clitus Vitellius.	10
28	325	"Your whip," said Clitus Vitellius to the auctioneer.	10
28	327	"She is mine to whip," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
28	328	The auctioneer placed his whip in the hands of Clitus Vitellius.	10
28	351	I saw then the extent of the regard of Clitus Vitellius for me.	10
28	358	"You are right," said Clitus Vitellius.	10
28	373	"Come here," said Clitus Vitellius to the girl.	10
28	403	I recalled I had cried out, "I love you, Clitus Vitellius!" How foolish I had been.	10
28	439	Clitus Vitellius had turned to the slender, virginal girl.	10
28	448	"We have surely delayed the sales of the Curulean too long," said Clitus Vitellius, to the auctioneer.	10
28	450	"Come, Slaves," said Clitus Vitellius to the two of us, naked in his collar.	10
29	1	A Warrior's Vengeance; the Furs of My Master We were but four bridges from the Towers of the Warriors when Clitus Vitellius turned suddenly, regarding me.	10
29	34	The point of the spear, which Clitus Vitellius had now retrieved, was at her throat.	10
29	44	I turned away, hurrying to follow Clitus Vitellius.	10
29	52	We were but a short way from the Towers of Warriors, on the third of its approaching high bridges, when again Clitus Vitellius turned and faced me.	10
29	110	Clitus Vitellius and I, though I would not have dared tell him, were so related.	10
29	126	At a gesture from Clitus Vitellius I reclined upon the furs, at the foot of the couch.	10
29	181	Clitus Vitellius had confessed his love for a slave.	10
29	214	I lay blissfully in the arms of Clitus Vitellius, owned.	10
29	217	"Perhaps upon occasion," said Clitus Vitellius, "provided she does so upon her knees and at my feet".	10
29	227	I held Clitus Vitellius.	10
29	262	There were a thousand ways to have a slave girl and I did not doubt but what Clitus Vitellius was master of them all.	10

Book 12. (2 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	244	Thurnock, and Clitus, and Publius, and Tab, and others, weapons in hand, stood at the door.	10
1	276	"The beast?" asked Clitus.	10

Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	496	At that time, at least, she had been owned by Clitus Vitellius, a warrior of Ar.	10

Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	111	"She belongs to Clitus, the cloth worker, on the floor above," said the proprietor.	10

Book 36. (178 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	16	I then introduced Aktis to several of the men about, including Clitus, master of the trident, and handsome Tab, gifted with the sword.	10
2	47	"The intruders knew the village lacked the bow?" asked Clitus.	10
2	49	"We would not have known that," said Clitus.	10
2	53	"What state would be so mad as to deny the means of self-defense to its citizenry?" asked Clitus.	10
2	56	"I cannot believe such things," said Clitus.	10
2	109	"And there may be more," said Clitus.	10
2	122	"Perhaps the Priest-Kings, with their mysterious and mighty powers, have some hand in this," said Clitus.	10
2	128	"We are not vulnerable, unarmed villagers," said Clitus.	10
2	140	"We may have been misinformed, deliberately," said Clitus.	10
2	142	"It is possible," said Clitus.	10
2	149	"Clitus," I said, "if you will, see to the feeding and clothing of our guest, Aktis, he of the village of Nicosia".	10
3	143	"Ho!" cried Clitus, from the stem castle, where he stood lookout.	10
3	148	In a moment we had climbed to the deck of the stem castle, and, shielding our eyes, looked across the bright, gentle water, in the direction Clitus indicated.	10
3	154	"It is tiny, not noted," said Clitus.	10
3	157	Where was it when we came from Thera?" "It is small," said Clitus.	10
3	160	"It is small," said Clitus, "flat without mountains, easily missed".	10
3	167	"We may have missed it in poor light, even passed it at dusk, before beaching," said Clitus.	10
3	172	"It is from a subsea volcano, erupted, magma coming to the surface, cooling and solidifying," said Clitus.	10
3	175	"It is an illusion," said Clitus.	10
3	178	"Here," said Clitus, "but perhaps not there.	10
3	182	"Visitors, fishermen?" asked Clitus.	10
3	199	"Families?" asked Clitus.	10
4	1	What Was Encountered Later; Three Women; I Decide Against Performing an Act of Mercy "These should now be frequented waters," said Thurnock, standing beside Clitus and myself on the stem deck.	10
4	3	"Yet we have seen no shipping," said Clitus.	10
4	6	"I should like to fish for him with my net and trident," said Clitus.	10
4	44	"Debris has been sighted," said Clitus.	10
4	52	"I can make it out," said Clitus.	10
4	55	"Free women?" asked Clitus.	10
4	64	"They try to attract our attention," said Clitus.	10
4	76	"We must take on the survivors," said Clitus.	10
4	78	"Surely," said Clitus.	10
4	96	"See the marks of fire, the ax-stroked timbers," said Clitus.	10
4	100	"What woman could fire an arrow to such a monstrous height?" "There is scarcely room for the three crowded women," said Clitus.	10
4	123	"Draw the port oars inboard," said Clitus.	10
4	125	"Captain?" asked Clitus.	10
4	144	"Surely not, Captain," said Clitus.	10
4	148	Clitus whistled in astonishment.	10
4	165	"Fetch a cord, and basket," I said to Clitus.	10
4	171	"Captain?" said Clitus.	10
4	184	"I do not understand," said Clitus.	10
5	7	"We slipped between the two nearest pursuers," said Clitus.	10
5	10	"How did you know it was a trap?" asked Clitus.	10
5	17	"I fear we only looked upon the distraught women with compassion," said Clitus.	10
5	20	"They claimed to have hidden," said Clitus.	10
5	23	"I think," said Clitus, "we should perhaps not imbibe the Falarian".	10
5	26	"Well then," said Clitus, "perhaps we should not imbibe whatever wine it was".	10
5	33	"Had we roundly shared the bottles with the crews, one bottle with us, the other with the folks of the Tesephone—" whispered Clitus.	10
5	42	"I am uneasy," said Clitus.	10
5	44	"But you did not do so?" said Clitus.	10
5	60	"There is something I do not understand," said Clitus.	10
5	65	"We outdistanced the pursuers easily," said Clitus.	10
5	85	"We have seen no sign of the pirate fleet in our wake since early morning," said Clitus.	10
5	92	"Speak, Captain," said Clitus.	10
5	93	"What is the likelihood," I asked, "that in the wide and open waters of mighty Thassa one might encounter a tiny, listing fragment of a shattered vessel, with three passengers, free women, in desperate need of succor?" "Little likelihood, indeed," said Clitus.	10
5	96	"A coincidence, one supposes," said Clitus.	10
5	101	"Unless," said Clitus, "the corsair was informed, if it knew the vessel, the time, and course".	10
5	104	"Even if our course had been somehow noted," said Clitus, "how could information be supplied to corsairs so quickly?" "By flighted vulos," I said.	10
5	109	"Perhaps even ships recognizable from a great height," said Clitus.	10
5	113	"But where could we have been seen at sea, and our course noted?" asked Clitus.	10
5	115	"Yes," said Clitus.	10
6	15	"It is easy to see why," said Clitus.	10
6	17	"Doubtful," said Clitus.	10
6	34	"The last three nights we have heard the same story, and others, by others, even thrice told," said Clitus.	10
6	35	"Such stories abound," said Clitus, "particularly as the Ahn grows late and the blood begins to burn with paga".	10
6	38	"You are out of paga, Captain," noted Clitus.	10
6	42	This seemed agreeable to Clitus and Thurnock as they drained their goblets.	10
6	49	"Soon?" said Clitus.	10
6	194	"I think the dancer will be soon on the sand," said Clitus.	10
6	200	"The dancer!" said Clitus.	10
6	209	"Let her be whipped," said Clitus.	10
6	213	"And suck in your gut," said Clitus.	10
6	221	"I see by his expression he has nothing of interest to report," said Clitus.	10
6	226	"Or Port Kar," said Clitus.	10
6	231	"What success?" asked Clitus.	10
6	237	"Perhaps we should try another town," said Clitus.	10
6	239	"True," said Clitus.	10
6	249	"She sees the watching, disciplined slave, kneeling at our table, bound by the Master's will," said Clitus.	10
6	318	"It is interesting, is it not," asked Clitus, "that the dancer wore such a belt, and danced so near our table?" "Yes," I said, "that is interesting".	10
6	319	"The inquiries of Aktis in the markets may have been noted," said Clitus.	10
6	321	"That was your hope?" asked Clitus.	10
6	336	"Profitably?" said Clitus.	10
6	339	"By whom?" asked Clitus.	10
6	343	"But they have failed hitherto even to encounter the fleet of the so-called Bosk of Port Kar," said Clitus, "let alone engage and destroy it".	10
6	350	Thurnock left the tavern, and Clitus and Aktis, the latter supplied with a well-earned copper tarsk, left the table to inspect the goods in the vicinity of the paga vat.	10
8	1	I Receive Notice of an Occurrence in Sybaris; We Will Depart from the Cove of Harpalos "You have heard, surely," said Clitus, brushing aside the flap of the mottled tent, high and inconspicuous amongst the rocks and ledges below which lay the sheltering Cove of Harpalos, with its small cluster of hu...	10
8	7	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.	10
8	14	"I have this from a caste brother," said Clitus.	10
8	16	"A peasant, from overland, below, returned from marketing olives, brings news heard of Sybaris," said Clitus.	10
8	18	"It is hearsay," said Clitus.	10
8	23	"The very night we withdrew from the harbor of Sybaris," said Clitus, "an unconscionable event took place, a riot, a drunken mob, with torches, axes, and clubs, rushed blindly, meaninglessly, pointlessly, inexplicably, upon a large, well-known inn in Sybaris, looting it, tearing it to pieces, puttin...	10
8	25	"I do not understand," said Clitus.	10
8	27	"Then you have heard the story," said Clitus.	10
8	29	"How could you know?" asked Clitus.	10
8	33	"The mob slew no one," said Clitus.	10
8	35	"Whom did they seek?" asked Clitus, uncertainly.	10
8	38	"Secretly, in the darkness," said Clitus.	10
8	40	"They sought us?" said Clitus.	10
8	42	"We are in danger," said Clitus.	10
8	45	"But," said Clitus, grimly, "I think others are now in danger, as well".	10
8	47	"It seems our cause is advanced," said Clitus.	10
8	58	"Ships! Ships! I make out four, no, five, no, six!" "The corsair fleet!" said Clitus.	10
8	60	In a few moments I, followed by Clitus, had clambered up the rocks to join Aktis, who handed me the glass of the Builders.	10
8	61	"The corsairs?" asked Clitus.	10
8	63	"We are betrayed," said Clitus.	10
8	67	"Your orders, Captain," said Clitus.	10
8	71	Clitus scrambled down the rocky slope, toward the inlet.	10
9	4	"They have been searching for Kenneth Statercounter," said Clitus.	10
9	10	"Let them search forever," said Clitus.	10
9	14	"Would that they divide their ships, to speed and widen their search," said Clitus.	10
9	18	"It is crowded today in Sybaris," said Clitus.	10
9	25	"How can one know where the raiders will strike next?" "And," said Clitus, "even if we knew, what could we do?" "Warn the village," I said.	10
9	36	"Many villages," said Clitus, "are situated on or near the coast, or on rivers leading to the coast".	10
9	41	"Too, an attack on Thera might reflect adversely on the governor, Archelaos," said Clitus.	10
9	51	"How many villages do we now speak of?" asked Clitus.	10
9	64	"Lands do not move," had said Clitus.	10
9	68	"You obtained charts at the Cove of Harpalos," had said Clitus.	10
9	70	"It is not charted," had said Clitus.	10
12	4	"Aktis approaches," said Clitus.	10
13	14	Clitus came about the bow of the beached ship.	10
13	16	Clitus' trident was dark with blood.	10
13	19	"Five," said Clitus.	10
13	32	"Did any of the raiders escape?" I asked Clitus.	10
13	49	"Vulos ascended," I said to Clitus.	10
13	50	"They were released, in a group," said Clitus.	10
13	57	"When they reach their destination little will be known save that something is terribly amiss," said Clitus.	10
13	59	Clitus then turned away to gather the survivors amongst the raiders.	10
13	64	A bit later Clitus returned with six raiders, their hands bound behind their backs.	10
13	123	"These are all the supplies?" I asked Clitus.	10
13	126	"It is odd," said Clitus, "two of the ships have unusually decorated decks".	10
13	130	"Why would that be?" asked Clitus.	10
13	132	"Nor I," said Clitus.	10
13	138	"It will be done, Captain," said Clitus.	10
13	172	"It is all they will find," said Clitus.	10
14	3	Clitus, Thurnock, and I went to the port rail.	10
14	13	"It is much like the other," said Clitus, "encountered on our course from Chios to the Cove of Harpalos".	10
14	15	"Perhaps it is the same," said Clitus.	10
14	28	"The volcano is still active," said Clitus.	10
14	33	"I would not care to be on the desolate beaches of Daphna now," said Clitus.	10
14	35	"Some," said Clitus, "the most skillful and unscrupulous, will hoard what water there is and kill their way to the nearest village".	10
14	37	"Captain?" asked Clitus.	10
14	41	"How far will they get, with little or no water?" asked Clitus.	10
14	45	"How could so fearful a thing be known?" asked Clitus.	10
14	47	"We have destroyed the raiders," said Clitus.	10
16	13	"Approach, at leisure, alarm no one," I called back to Clitus, who communicated this to the helmsmen.	10
16	16	"Bring us alongside," I called back to Clitus.	10
16	194	I recalled that Clitus had informed me that certain large, simple designs had been painted on the deck of two of the raiders' ships, but I had thought little of it at the time.	10
19	1	We Attend the Fair at Mytilene Clitus had cast his net expertly, it enveloping and settling about the opponent like a swift, soft, corded rain.	10
19	2	Another turn and twist and the opponent's feet were drawn from under him, and Clitus stood over him, his trident poised at the opponent's throat.	10
19	5	A judge awarded Clitus the copper tarsk.	10
19	6	The opponent disentangled himself from the net, carefully, folded it, and returned it to Clitus.	10
19	14	Clitus varied such things from match to match, which made it difficult to anticipate, and thus compensate for, his moves.	10
19	16	Sometimes I had seen Clitus use the net as a distraction, preparing for a thrust of the trident.	10
19	34	"New ships, with merchants and their goods, still arrive each Ahn," said Clitus.	10
19	40	Thurnock and Clitus reacted, exchanging quick, apprehensive glances.	10
19	45	"If the slave could read," said Clitus, "she was probably once of high caste".	10
19	46	Clitus, like many Goreans, could not read.	10
19	89	"Possibly of high caste," said Clitus.	10
19	138	"Guardsmen," whispered Clitus.	10
19	141	"I think not," said Clitus.	10
19	143	"I do not know the uniform," said Clitus.	10
19	150	"Let us take our leave," said Clitus.	10
19	153	"Let us be on our way," said Clitus.	10
19	197	"Aktis must walk with care," said Clitus.	10
19	201	"Suppose he is successful," said Clitus.	10
19	203	"I have not heard of these things," said Clitus.	10
19	206	"But the guardsmen, or soldiers, were seeking Aktis," said Clitus.	10
19	212	"To kill him?" asked Clitus.	10
20	3	Clitus, Thurnock, and I were to one side, our backs to the canvas.	10
20	162	Then only Aktis, Thurnock, Clitus, and I were left in the tent.	10
22	4	He and Clitus lowered the large, inert, blanketed form, groaning and soaked with paga, to the sand beside the beached Tesephone, in our camp a pasang or so away from the harbor at Mytilene, near which the teeming streets of the fair were still lit by hundreds of torches.	10
22	7	"When one lives at the edge of a cliff," said Clitus, "one should watch where one steps.	10
23	1	We Entertain a Visitor, Near the Ruins of Nicosia "Few have come here to the ashes and cinders of Nicosia," said Clitus.	10
23	4	"In the towns," said Clitus, "more is known from refugees than in the isolated villages themselves.	10
23	12	"I wished I could have seen our 'Three Ubaras', in their contrived gowns, carefully soiled and rent, their ankles in water, apparently piteous and needful, waiting to be rescued, and not being rescued, their signals ignored," said Clitus.	10
23	15	"Besides being hungry and thirsty," said Clitus, "they must eventually have been dismayed and frightened, fearing that something was askew, that they might have been overlooked, ignored, forgotten, or abandoned.	10
23	41	"Someone comes," said Clitus, rising, trident in hand, loosening the strands of his net.	10
23	50	"He seems unarmed," said Clitus.	10
23	85	"It is unusual, as I understand it," said Clitus, "for attacks to take place on Thera".	10