"You always were a courageous fellow, Callimachus," said the standing man.  "I always admired that in you.  Had you not been concerned to keep the codes, you might have gone far.  I might have found a position for you in my organization."
{Rogue of Gor, page 77}

"Once I was captain in Port Cos," he said.  "Indeed it was I who once drove the band of Policrates from the vicinity of Port Cos."  He looked up at me.  "But that was long ago," he said.  "I no longer remember that captain.  I think he is gone now."
"What occurred?" I asked.
"He grew more fond of paga than of his codes," he said.  "Disgraced, he was dismissed.  He came west upon the river, to Victoria."
{Rogue of Gor, page 180}

Victoria knew him still as only a fallen man, one defeated, one lax in his caste codes, one inert and whining in traps of his own weaving.
{Rogue of Gor, page 228}
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