| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - He does not impel his body, like other serpents, by a multiplied flexion, Pliny wrote, but advances loftily and upright ??? a description that accords with the popular notion that the basilisk is the king of serpents ??? and kills the shrubs, not only by contact, but by breathing on them, and splits rocks, such power of evil is there in him.
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