"The title Cato Manor refers to racial disturbances in South Africa, as the sites of a riot and a massacre of sixty-nine black protestors in 1960 during apartheid. Louisiana Lottery Co. names a disreputable later nineteenth-century American lottery, which, when the United States Congress banned lotteries, moved its de jure headquarters to Honduras and illegally issued lottery tickets in the United States. Gran Cairo refers to the Spanish conquest of the Yucatán in the sixteenth century: Gran Cairo was a Maya city so named by conquistadors because of its pyramids." - Richard Axsom, Frank Stella: Prints, p. 141