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Lydius

Book 6. (2 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	217	These islands, with occasional free ports on the coast, north and south of the Gorean equator, such as Lydius and Helmutsport, and Schendi and Bazi, make possible the commerce between Cos and Tyros, and the mainland, and its cities, such as Ko-ro-ba, Thentis, Tor, Ar, Turia, and many others.	10
11	249	And Lydius and Helmutsport, and Schendi and Bazi!" "Yes," he cried.	10

Book 7. (31 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	7	At the mouth of the Laurius, where it empties into Thassa, is found the free port of Lydius, administered by the merchants, an important Gorean caste.	10
7	8	From Lydius goods may be embarked for the islands of Thassa, such as Teletus, Hulneth and Asperiche, even Cos and Tyros, and the coastal cities, such as Port Kar and Helmutsport and, far to the south, Schendi and Bazi.	10
7	9	And, from Lydius, of course, goods of many sorts, though primarily rough goods, such things as tools, crude metal and cloth, brought on barges, towed by tharlarion treading on log roads, following the river, are brought to Laura, for sale and distribution inland.	10
7	483	"The Lady Rena of Lydius," said Targo, "of the Builders".	10
7	523	"You have an admirer," Targo told her, "a Captain of Tyros, who glimpsed you in Lydius last fall.	10
8	86	Unharnessed tharlarion, returning to Lydius at the mouth of the Laurius, generally follow the southern shore road, which is not as much used by towing tharlarion as the northern.	10
8	203	Lydius, the free port at the mouth of the Laurius, was more than two hundred pasangs downstream.	10
8	204	The new girl had been Rena of Lydius, of the Builders, one of the five high castes of Gor.	10
8	350	These were not pleasant days, incidentally, for the new girl, Rena of Lydius.	10
8	607	His new girl, the Lady Rena of Lydius, would net him fifty-five gold pieces if she could be delivered in Ar to her captain from Tyros.	10
8	850	This time, when I fed the new girl, the former Lady Rena of Lydius, I permitted her to eat at her own pace, and gave her the water bag more than once.	10
11	37	The Lady Rena of Lydius flung herself naked, on her knees, before Targo.	10
11	42	"No!" A guard dragged the distraught Lady Rena of Lydius, a slave girl, back to her place in the line.	10
11	72	The Lady Rena of Lydius now left the platform, the rods fixed in her ear wounds.	10
11	79	I had no impulse to comfort the Lady Rena of Lydius.	10
11	120	Ute was kneeling beside the Lady Rena of Lydius, who seemed uncontrollable.	10
11	126	"I hate Turians," screamed the Lady Rena of Lydius.	10
11	138	"I hate Turians!" screamed the Lady Rena of Lydius.	10
11	259	"El-in-or is a coward," said Rena of Lydius.	10
11	287	"It would be more beautiful if it were of gold," said Rena of Lydius.	10
11	296	"What of me?" asked the Lady Rena of Lydius.	10
11	608	It also interested me, even astonished me, to see the fervor and skill brought to her training by the refined Lady Rena of Lydius.	10
11	1376	And when I had attempted to steal that of the Lady Rena of Lydius, unseen by Rena, Ute's hand had closed on my wrist.	10
12	138	The Lady Rena of Lydius, like the rest of us, was only a naked girl, a slave, chained in a wagon, destined for the touch of a master.	10
12	727	I saw Rena of Lydius running, frantic, from the wagons, in her camisk.	10
12	730	Rena of Lydius was being hunted! I put my hand before my mouth.	10
15	229	Among the new slave girls brought to the camp were Inge and the Lady Rena of Lydius! Lana had not been captured.	10
15	260	"Yes," said the Lady Rena of Lydius.	10
15	271	"I was of high caste!" cried the Lady Rena of Lydius.	10
15	276	"You, too," said I to the Lady Rena of Lydius.	10
15	1138	She had been even the Lady Rena of Lydius! Now they seemed to be naught but female slaves.	10

Book 8. (92 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	11	I saw a blond giant from Torvaldsland, with braided hair, in shaggy jacket; a merchant from Tyros, hurrying, perfumed and sleek; seamen from Cos, and Port Kar, mortal enemies, yet passing one another without thought in the streets of Lydius; a black woman, veiled in yellow, borne in a palanquin by e...	10
6	191	It was the ship from Tyros which had been moored near the Tesephone in Lydius, the same which had cast off, following the departure of the Tesephone from Lydius.	10
12	177	We would then follow the current downriver, lay in at Laura, then proceed to Lydius, remain at Lydius for two days, for the pleasure of the men, and then return to Port Kar.	10
13	238	The two ships would then proceed to Lydius, and thence to an exchange point on the shore of Thassa, north of Lydius.	10
18	670	How long was it since they had held the naked, perfumed, collared, responding body of a female slave in their arms? Since the rough port of Laura? Since semi-civilized Lydius, at the mouth of the Laurius? How long would it have been since they had witnessed the swaying body of a chained girl in a pa...	10
2	18	We were fifty pasangs north of Lydius, which port lies at the mouth of the Laurius River.	10
2	156	"But four days ago," said Arn, "in the guise of a peddler, I was in Lydius".	10
2	186	"Was there other news in Lydius?" asked Rim, pleasantly.	10
2	197	"Is there further news in Lydius?" I asked.	10
2	199	"Marlenus of Ar," he said, "was in Lydius five days ago".	10
2	211	"But from Lydius, he was to follow the river to Laurius, two hundred pasangs upstream.	10
2	270	"Perhaps you could take them to Lydius, and sell them there," suggested Rim.	10
2	275	We might easily sell such women in Laura, or, more likely, in Lydius, but it would not be an easy matter for an outlaw to do so.	10
2	298	"You insult me!" "Your purse was stolen in Lydius," Rim reminded him, "by a little notch-eared wench called Tina".	10
2	421	After I had interrogated them thoroughly, I would sell them in Lydius.	10
2	462	Afterwards, when I had learned what I wished to know, I would sell them in Lydius.	10
2	506	"To Lydius," I told Thurnock.	10
2	518	"To Lydius!" called Thurnock to the helmsman on the helm deck.	10
2	519	"To Lydius!" he repeated.	10
2	522	"Half beat! Stroke!" As one, the oars dipped cleanly into the water, and drew against gleaming Thassa, and the Tesephone, lightly, began to turn in the water, her prow seeking the south, and Lydius.	10
2	619	"The camp of Verna," she said, "and her dancing circle, lies one hundred pasangs north of Lydius, and twenty pasangs inland from the shore of Thassa".	10
2	632	"The camp of Verna," she said, "lies ten pasangs upriver from Lydius, and fifty pasangs north, inland from the Laurius".	10
2	678	We would make landfall in Lydius in the morning, an important river port at the mouth of the Laurius.	10
2	764	"In the morning," I said, "sell them in Lydius".	10
3	2	We were jostling through crowds near the docks of Lydius.	10
3	19	I wished to spend some days in Lydius, to lay in adequate supplies for the hunt.	10
3	26	It is quite near the wharves in Lydius.	10
3	29	I did not, on nearing Lydius, fly the flag of Bosk, that bearing the head of a bosk, black, across a field of vertical green bars, the famous flag of Bosk, from the Marshes.	10
3	41	The Merchants, who control Lydius, under Merchant Law, for it is a free port, like Helmutsport, and Schendi and Bazi, are more interested in having their port heavily trafficked than strictly policed.	10
3	45	The governance of Lydius, under the Merchants, incidentally, is identical to that of the exchange islands, or free islands, in Thassa.	10
3	49	Be that as it may, Lydius, though not what you would call an open port, was indulgent, and permissive.	10
3	73	We passed, too, through goods which had been brought downriver from Laura, and would pass through Lydius, bales of sleen fur, and bundles of panther hides and tabuk pelts.	10
3	77	They would not be sold in Lydius, but, the cages emptied, would be taken by sea, chained in the holds of slave ships, to southern markets.	10
3	94	We continued along the docks of Lydius, satisfying our curiosity as to the port.	10
3	104	Lydius is one of the few cities of the north which has public baths, as in Ar and Turia, though much smaller and less opulent.	10
3	109	Those of Lydius pretend to much civilization, and are fond of decorating their houses, commonly of wood, with high, pointed roofs, in manners they think typical of Ar, of Ko-ro-ba, of Tharna and Turia, but to settle points of honor they commonly repair to a skerry in Thassa, little more than forty f...	10
3	274	It was, I conjectured, another instance of the cultural minglings which characterized the port of Lydius.	10
3	280	"Will the Lady Tina of Lydius deign to face me?" asked the judge, using the courteous tones and terminology with which Gorean free women, often inordinately honored, are addressed.	10
3	290	"Will the Lady Tina of Lydius please deign to face me?" asked the judge, with the same courtesy as before.	10
3	302	"Are you prepared now, Lady Tina of Lydius," asked the judge, "to hear your sentence?" "Yes," she said, regarding him, "my judge".	10
3	303	"I herewith sentence you, Lady Tina of Lydius," said the judge, "to slavery".	10
3	338	The judge looked down upon the Lady Tina of Lydius.	10
3	341	"Brand the Lady Tina of Lydius," he said.	10
4	28	In the next few days, in Lydius, we would lay in supplies.	10
4	277	She was indeed that now, simply an unimportant, lowly paga slave in Lydius.	10
4	349	Now this girl, once Elizabeth Cardwell, of Earth, now a paga slave in Lydius, would bring only fifteen to twenty-five pieces of gold.	10
5	1	We Enter Upon the River It was now four days following my arrival, the master of the Tesephone, in the harbor of Lydius, near the mouth of the broad, winding Laurius River.	10
5	5	The urts which had been placed in the lower hold, before making landfall in Lydius, those which had figured in my interrogation of the panther girls, Tana and Ela, had been removed the following morning.	10
5	7	As we coasted the shores pasangs above Lydius, we had thrown them overboard.	10
5	33	I noted that Rim, after our first day in Lydius, had not much frequented the paga taverns.	10
5	35	Rim, now, however, was wandering about Lydius, before we set forth for Laura.	10
5	58	She knew the city of Lydius, and might be difficult to apprehend.	10
5	61	I wanted to see her, for the first time, walk the wharves of Lydius as a slave girl.	10
5	97	Lydius, I felt, had, however, been owed that sight.	10
5	100	Once beyond Lydius I expected there would not be much danger of her running away.	10
5	107	There was no Elizabeth Cardwell serving in the paga tavern of Sarpedon of Lydius.	10
5	114	Where could she flee? She could not even run to Lydius, her own city, for it was there, publicly, by judicial sentence, that the degradation of slavery, by the iron, had been burned into her body.	10
5	133	And so it was that, in Lydius, while we remained in port, I kept her in slave strap and bracelets.	10
5	309	The house, if one may so speak of the compound at Lydius, had probably not paid more than two tarsks for her.	10
5	371	Cara was lifting her hand, and waving toward Lydius.	10
5	377	She turned away from me and toward Lydius.	10
5	378	Piteously she lifted her two hands, still braceleted, in salute to Lydius.	10
5	382	"Stroke!" I strode to the stern castle and, with a Builder's Glass, looked back toward Lydius.	10
6	1	I Hold Converse with Panther Girls and am Entertained by Sheera On the evening of the second day out of Lydius I took a tiny lamp and went to the first hold, where many supplies are kept.	10
6	269	I thought of the slave girl, Tana, paga slave in the tavern of Sarpedon of Lydius.	10
6	698	This time lovely Tina, beneath her tan, from the wharves of Lydius, blushed red, and put down her head.	10
6	844	I well recalled how well she had robbed me in our first acquaintance on the wharves of Lydius.	10
6	951	"When in the slave market at Lydius," she challenged, "when you saw me chained at the bar, did you think then only of your plans, your purposes?" "No," I admitted.	10
6	953	"And your kiss," I said, "when I tasted your lips, at the bar in Lydius, I did not find you without interest".	10
7	35	"When we reach Lydius again," I told Sheera, "I will dispose of you there, in the slave market".	10
7	52	Arn had heard in Lydius that we had acquired little Tina, as I had thought he might.	10
7	54	He had not forgotten that she, when free, had once in a tavern in Lydius, feigning passion, drugged him and robbed him of a purse of gold.	10
7	128	I would dispose of her in the slave market at Lydius.	10
9	177	I had little doubt that panther girls, in disguise, perhaps veiled, in Robes of Concealment, or perhaps even as scantily clad, haughty, brazen slave girls, knowing their collars were meaningless, occasionally penetrated towns such as Lydius or Laura.	10
11	49	It would lie through the forests to the west, above Lydius, on the coast of Thassa.	10
11	873	I had told her I was going to sell her in Lydius.	10
11	958	Yes, I did not think I would sell her in Lydius.	10
11	959	I recalled her, as I had seen her chained at the bar in Lydius.	10
12	190	I recalled Tana, a paga slave I had met in Lydius.	10
13	158	It was not difficult to imagine that it was not simply to capture Bosk of Port Kar, or to do injury to those of Port Kar, that the Rhoda of Tyros had come to Lydius, and upriver to Laura.	10
13	218	"Your ship and the Rhoda will go to Lydius, and thence north, to an exchange point!" she cried.	10
14	50	The men of Tyros, I was sure, would be eager to march their captives through the forests north of Laura and Lydius to the exchange point, where they would meet, by prearranged rendezvous, the Rhoda and the Tesephone.	10
14	133	Tana, the paga slave in Lydius, wore it.	10
18	254	I had suspected, as long ago as Lydius, that that fantastic little wench might prove of great utility to my enterprises.	10
18	389	How long ago it seemed she had cut my purse in a street along the wharves of Lydius.	10
19	188	An hour after his arrival on Tyros, the Rhoda, under my command, raised mast and dipped oars for Lydius".	10
21	36	I recalled that I had told her that I would sell her in Lydius.	10
22	426	"You cannot return to Lydius," I said.	10
22	939	On the western coast of Thassa, high above Lydius, on a remote, stony beach, a beacon burned, marking a place on the coast where there had once stood a stockade, where men had fought, where deeds had transpired.	10
22	951	We had come to Lydius and Laura, and the northern forests.	10
22	982	I had left her in the collar of Sarpedon, only another wench, slave in a paga tavern in Lydius.	10
22	991	In the distance I could see light in the sky, the illumination from the beacon which I had ordered set on a remote, deserted beach, high above Lydius on the coast of Thassa.	10

Book 9. (14 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	457	I thought then of Vella, once Elizabeth Cardwell, whom I had encountered in the city of Lydius, at the mouth of the Laurius River, below the borders of the forests.	10
1	461	Then I had encountered the girl in a paga tavern in Lydius; she had fallen slave.	10
1	468	Before I had left I had informed her master, Sarpedon of Lydius, that, as he did not know, she was an exquisitely trained pleasure slave, and a most stimulating performer of slave dances.	10
2	67	The trade is largely in furs from the north, exchanged for weapons, iron bars, salt and luxury goods, such as jewelry and silk, from the south, usually brought to Kassau from Lydius by ten-oared coasting vessels.	10
2	83	The nearest high initiate to Kassau was hundreds of pasangs south in Lydius.	10
2	193	I did not think such singers existed even in Lydius.	10
5	258	"The worst," said Ivar Forkbeard, "is likely to be the coinage of Lydius".	10
5	261	The ransom money of Gurt of Kassau would, doubtless, be largely composed of the stamped coin of Lydius.	10
5	262	The only mint at which gold coins were stamped within a thousand pasangs was in Lydius, at the mouth of the Laurius.	10
18	461	"Sell them as slaves in Lydius," said the Forkbeard.	10
22	122	Last summer, in journeying to the forests, to attempt to rescue Talena, I had, in a tavern in Lydius, encountered a wench once known, Vella, Elizabeth Cardwell.	10
22	132	I had left Vella, Elizabeth Cardwell, slave in Lydius.	10
22	136	I had met her in a tavern in Lydius.	10
22	141	I left her slave in Lydius, to the mercies of Sarpedon, the tavernkeeper, and his customers.	10

Book 10. (22 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	15	I could see, high on the map, Ax Glacier, Torvaldsland, and Hunjer and Skjern, and Helmutsport, and, lower, Kassau and the great green forests, and the river Laurius, and Laura and Lydius, and, lower, the islands, prominent among them Cos and Tyros; I saw the delta of the Vosk, and Port Kar, and, in...	10
2	416	I recalled a girl named Tina, once of Lydius, now of Port Kar.	10
5	715	I had later sent Tab, one of my captains, a trusted man, to Lydius to buy her, but already had she been sold.	10
5	719	I had not bought her in Lydius.	10
5	724	Sarpedon, a tavern keeper from Lydius, had bought her from Panther Girls.	10
5	727	Yet, when I found her in Lydius, I had not slain her for this act.	10
5	745	Did the girl, in Lydius, truly think I would have freed her, yielding to her pleadings, I, in whose veins flowed Gorean blood, whose tarn she had cost him? I had not slain her.	10
5	758	And then we did not know, and she did not know, that she was a true slave, as was revealed in a tavern in Lydius.	10
5	760	Then, in a tavern in Lydius, we had learned her slave.	10
5	768	He had wished to send men to Lydius to purchase her, and return her to Port Kar, that she might be, under his direction, thrown to urts in the canals.	10
5	784	My only regret was that I had not bought her in Lydius, and returned her to Port Kar, to keep her as one of my own slaves.	10
5	788	I had not known until Lydius that Vella, the former Miss Elizabeth Cardwell, of Earth, was a true slave.	10
5	790	We had learned in Lydius that her encollaring was fitting for her.	10
7	365	"Where did you find her?" "In a tavern in Lydius," he said.	10
7	419	"And then what good would you be in the pits?" "How did you learn that the slave, purchased only for her beauty in Lydius, was the former Elizabeth Cardwell?" I asked.	10
7	458	"It has to do with Lydius, it seems," said he.	10
7	486	"I put her to slave use in Lydius," I said.	10
14	298	She had begged in Lydius to be freed.	10
24	276	"For Lydius," she said, "I wanted to send you to Klima!" "Your wishes are not of interest to me," I told her.	10
26	294	"You left me in a paga tavern in Lydius," she cried out, "a chained paga slave!" "You chose to flee the Sardar," I told her.	10
26	367	"You did not free me in Lydius.	10
26	604	"You well served Ibn Saran," I said, "but you may recall that it was I who had you first as a slave, in a tavern in Lydius, and now I have you again".	10

Book 12. (73 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	264	"Bertram of Lydius approached a guardsman," said Publius, "who suspected nothing, Bertram of Lydius being guest in the house.	10
1	207	When in the afternoon I had seen it in its cage, with its trainer, Bertram of Lydius, it had not reacted to me other than as to the other observers.	10
1	246	"Secure Bertram of Lydius," I said.	10
1	251	"Bertram of Lydius has fled," cried Publius, the kitchen master.	10
1	342	"Bertram of Lydius, in the halls, followed me.	10
1	373	"'Yes, Master,' I said, 'you are Bertram of Lydius, guest in the house of my Master.	10
1	378	'In Lydius,' said he, 'we encounter often the furs of snow sleen, fresh and handsome and warm.	10
1	382	I did not so speak myself to Bertram of Lydius in our conversations".	10
1	385	"But surely there are those in Port Kar who know you a tarnsman, and the gift seems appropriate for one to proffer who is of Lydius in the north".	10
1	386	"The true Bertram of Lydius would not be likely to know me a tarnsman," I said.	10
3	1286	I pursued him who had called himself Bertram of Lydius, he who had, in my house, set a sleen upon me.	10
4	593	"I did not know you were of the warriors, he who calls himself Bertram of Lydius," I smiled.	10
4	765	The fellow with whom I had grappled, who had called himself Bertram of Lydius, would have been fully capable of dispatching them both with ease.	10
6	1	Two Girls are Made Slaves; I Proceed Northward to Lydius I lay on my belly before the small pond, and, with the palm of my hand, lifted water to my mouth.	10
6	14	I stood in the midst of fields south of the Laurius river, some forty pasangs inland from the shore of Thassa, some one hundred and twenty pasangs south-southeast of the river port of Lydius, lying at the mouth of the Laurius river, on its farther side.	10
6	17	I had had at that time no intention of stopping at Lydius.	10
6	68	"This is the retinue of Constance, Lady in Kassau, enroute to Lydius, returning from the sights of Ar".	10
6	92	"So that you might with another Bertram of Lydius," I asked, "conspire against me?" "He tricked me, Master," she wept.	10
6	440	"Yes," said he, "purchased from the pens at Lydius, for a girl's hunting".	10
6	582	"Have you see aught of the Lady Tina of Lydius?" inquired one of the men.	10
6	616	"I am the Lady Tina of Lydius," she said.	10
6	618	"I am the Lady Tina of Lydius," she said.	10
6	622	I had once owned a slave named Tina, who also had been from Lydius.	10
6	640	"Free me!" I recalled that he had been purchased from the pens of Lydius for her sport.	10
6	658	"That of Lydius," she said.	10
6	709	"I was sold at Lydius," he said.	10
6	801	The free woman, the Lady Tina of Lydius, too, slept, lying on her side, exhausted from her struggles of the night.	10
6	852	"To Lydius, Lady Tina," I informed her.	10
6	853	I had not originally intended to go to Lydius, but I had acquired a girl in the fields.	10
6	855	I would have her marked in Lydius.	10
6	910	I turned the head of the tarn toward Lydius.	10
6	911	"We are flying in the direction of Lydius, Master," said Constance, her hair lifted by the wind.	10
6	923	"I may, in Lydius, as well, see that her thigh is clearly marked, that identifying her as what she is, a slave".	10
6	950	"Constance is first girl," I told her who had been the Lady Tina of Lydius.	10
6	951	"Yes, Master," said she who had been the Lady Tina of Lydius.	10
6	953	"Mistress," said she who had been the former Lady Tina of Lydius, frightened, to Constance.	10
6	955	"Now, on to Lydius!" I said.	10
7	1	I am Careless in Lydius; I am Taken Captive I kicked in the door.	10
7	5	"Where is Bertram of Lydius?" I asked.	10
7	11	I thought perhaps he might truly have been Bertram of Lydius".	10
7	14	I described to him the man who had called himself Bertram of Lydius.	10
7	20	"I am pleased I am not he whom you seek," said Bertram of Lydius.	10
7	27	I had not thought the man at my house, he, too, whom I had seen in the tent of the curio dealer, had been truly Bertram of Lydius, but I had wished to clarify that.	10
7	28	Too, I had thought he might be one known to Bertram of Lydius, if it were not he.	10
7	30	Yet one, to assume that identity, would have to know little more than the streets of Lydius and the training of sleen.	10
7	35	I walked through the streets of Lydius until I came to the small metal-worker's shop, one out of the main ways of the city.	10
7	48	"Did you find Bertram of Lydius?" asked Ram.	10
7	81	"I will march her barefoot, clad so, through the streets of Lydius," said Ram.	10
7	84	Who would recognize in her the former lofty lady of Lydius, the rich Lady Tina, who had often trod these streets aloof and hidden, probably escorted, in her several veils and multitudinous robes of concealment? Looking upon her, and look they would, they would see only a bond girl, only a lovely, ha...	10
7	96	"I must leave Lydius tonight," I said.	10
7	130	"Is it common," I asked, "for the hides to be so plentiful in Lydius in the spring?" Normally hide hunters prefer the fall tabuk, for the coats are heavier.	10
7	132	"I am new in Lydius".	10
7	138	"Never have there been hides in this quantity in Lydius," said Ram to me, "either in the spring or fall".	10
7	226	"You are a stranger in Lydius," said the man.	10
7	234	"Welcome to Lydius," said the leader of the men.	10
8	27	"There were some men in Lydius," I said.	10
8	40	I saw belongings of mine upon the table, doubtless fetched from Lydius.	10
8	41	"It was clear quite early," she said, "that you were no common ruffian from the docks of Lydius".	10
8	182	I saw that she, too, as had the Lady Tina of Lydius, knew too little of men to fear them.	10
9	56	"You are not Bertram of Lydius," I said to him.	10
9	121	Apparently she had not knowingly collaborated with Drusus, he who had called himself Bertram of Lydius.	10
10	10	I had left him in Lydius, in the paga tavern.	10
10	52	"You are Sarpedon, who owns a tavern in Lydius".	10
23	218	In Lydius, we had been seen together, too.	10
23	237	"In Lydius," he said, "Sarpedon, the tavern keeper, and several others, like myself, newly arrived from the wall, suddenly and without warning, fell upon Sarpelius and his henchmen".	10
28	50	I had not seen her since I had been impressed in Lydius into the service of Kurii, and taken northward to labor at the wall.	10
28	81	"I was hooded long ago in Lydius, when we were captured.	10
28	100	"I was brought here from Lydius.	10
30	12	One of these girls was the former Lady Tina of Lydius, whom Ram had once enslaved.	10
35	1000	"Master," said she who had been the Lady Constance of Lydius, then Constance, my slave.	10
36	6	Perhaps eventually a hunter would take a trading trip south and take them with him, bound, to dispose of them in, say, Lydius, with his furs and other trade goods.	10
36	220	He was satisfied with lovely Tina, who had been the Lady Tina of Lydius.	10
38	89	"You were going to sell me in Lydius," she said.	10

Book 13. (4 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	581	The name of that port was Lydius.	10
1	586	In this case I thought it unlikely, given the latitude and style of life of Lydius.	10
5	352	Doubtless a similar arrangement had been made with some Schendi merchants in Tyros and perhaps in Lydius or Scagnar.	10
35	91	But first, in Lydius, when I was journeying north, I had found her in a paga tavern, a paga slave, she having been captured in her flight and embonded.	10

Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
35	21	I should have returned that night, perhaps, to the tavern of Sarpedon in Lydius, to see Vella dance.	10

Book 19. (9 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	379	Bemus has a pickup to make in Lydius, and Torquatus in Bazi".	10
16	200	"That of Lydius," I said.	10
16	201	"What is the location of Lydius?" he asked.	10
16	206	"On what lake does Lydius lie?" he asked.	10
16	214	"What is the first major town east of Lydius?" he asked.	10
16	371	His cronies, Bemus and Torquatus, as I recalled, were not in Ar to meet him, having been dispatched, respectively, as I recalled, to Lydius and Bazi.	10
18	41	"The Lady Lita, of Lydius," I said.	10
23	21	It is my hope that you will be kind to me, giving me food and clothing, and money and guidance, so that I may return to my home in Lydius.	10
23	24	"Is Lydius north or south of Kassau?" he asked.	10

Book 20. (23 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	150	"May I present," inquired Samos, "Lady Rowena, of Lydius?" I inclined my head.	10
1	154	Lydius is a bustling, populous trade center located at the estuary of the Laurius River.	10
1	155	Many cities maintain warehouses and small communities in Lydius.	10
1	156	Many goods, in particular wood, wood products, and hide, make their way westward on the Laurius, eventually landing at Lydius, later to be embarked to the south on the ships of various cities, lines and associations.	10
1	157	The population of Lydius, as one might expect, is a mixed one, consisting of individuals of various races and backgrounds.	10
1	162	"The ship on which she had passage, en route from Lydius to Cos, was detained by two of my rovers.	10
1	290	"Is this the proud Lady Rowena of Lydius who speaks?" inquired Samos.	10
1	355	"Please, no, Master! Mercy, Master!" I could see that he was not too pleased with she who had formerly been the Lady Rowena of Lydius.	10
1	474	I do not think that they cared much for their new sister in bondage, the former Lady Rowena of Lydius, who perhaps in some subtle way, perhaps in virtue of her former background, held herself superior to them, but, too, I do not think they cared to have her thrown alive, screaming, to sleen.	10
1	503	"Dance, fool!" cried one of the slave girls to the former Lady Rowena of Lydius.	10
1	617	Others shifted uneasily, and cast piteous glances, petitionary glances, at the guards, but the attention of the guards, and such, was centered on the newly embonded, now-nameless, blond-haired beauty, who but shortly before had been the lofty, arrogant Lady Rowena of Lydius.	10
1	618	One of the girls, on all fours, moved a bit, that she might be the more easily seen, behind the exploited scion of Lydius.	10
1	625	I then, by the hair, pulled the former Lady Rowena of Lydius about and threw her lengthwise, prone, to the tiles.	10
1	641	Then, doubtless for the first time in her life, she who had been the proud free woman, the Lady Rowena of Lydius, naked, and on her belly on the tiles, felt, like the common girl she now was, the slave whip of Gor.	10
1	659	I did not bother, then, to glance at the former Lady Rowena of Lydius.	10
1	810	Across the room I saw she who had been the Lady Rowena of Lydius, her arms, her wrists still bound with her own hair, about the neck of the oarsman.	10
1	820	She who had been the former Lady Rowena of Lydius suddenly cried out.	10
1	849	The former Lady Rowena of Lydius's hands were no longer bound but they were now held above and behind her head, each wrist in the hands of a different man.	10
1	958	She who had been the Lady Rowena of Lydius was on her belly on a table, clutching its sides, her teeth gritted.	10
1	1062	They were the fellows in whose custody the free woman, the Lady Rowena of Lydius, had earlier been drawn to our attention.	10
1	1063	The woman who had been the Lady Rowena of Lydius was now again in their custody.	10
1	1069	Dorto was the oarsman who had opened the former Lady Rowena of Lydius for the uses of men.	10
7	388	I remembered when she had been the free woman, Rowena of Lydius, whom I had first seen in the house of Samos.	10

Book 21. (3 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	732	"This is the former Lady Mina, a huntress, from the luxurious Noviminae villas in the vicinity of Lydius.	10
25	739	"Speak," I said, "or will it be necessary to draw you forth from the cage and whip you?" "I was the Lady Mina," she said, "of the villas of Noviminae, near Lydius.	10
25	858	"What had begun in the vicinity of Lydius, as, with the possible exception of myself, a cage of free women had become, by the time we had reached Venna, on the Viktel Aria, a cage of competitive, amorous slaves".	10

Book 22. (5 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	12	I, like Tela, it seemed, who had once been the beautiful, spoiled, rich woman, Liera Didiramache of Lydius, in the north, on the Laurius, who had been first in the coffle, when I was fifth, had been found pleasing by Aulus, overseer of the black chain of Ionicus.	10
28	275	"You are no longer the free woman, Lady Liera Didiramache of Lydius," said Tupita.	10
29	36	"She was a rich woman from Lydius!" said the small fellow.	10
29	163	After all, not only had she once been a rich free woman, of high family and significant station, of a fine city, Lydius, but even after her capture, and her prompt reduction to total and absolute bondage, she had been found so beautiful, so luscious and desirable, that she had been chosen over many ...	10
33	242	In her heart she, the former Lady Liera Didiramache of Lydius, was now naught, you see, but an enamored slave desperate to return to the feet of a beloved master.	10