(urth) Borski and cacogens (Long)

[b sharp]

Roy says:
>Cacogen is a derogatory general term used on Urth to indicate all non-human
>aliens. Not all cacogens belong to the same species. Not all "holy slaves"
>need belong to the same species. Inire and the Cumaean are in fact
>Hierodules.
>"...the Cumaean, she was a Hierodule, like you. Father Inire told me."
 >     Famulimus and Barbatus nodded." (URTH, 357)

Good catch Roy and good analysis.
It is the in the appendix of Claw where Wolfe tells us they are both 
cacogens. But since I'm in a priggish mood I'll increase the precision and 
observe that text tells us that The Cumaean is a hierodule but not Inire. So 
she, at least, is both cacogen and hierodule.

-bsharp