Assertion: basilisk | /r/HasProperty | snake
Facets:
value: in greek mythology
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: a basilisk is a snake? growing up playing videogames and D&D always showed a lizard with lots of legs.
text: The main difference between a basilisk and a cockatrice is that the basilisk is considered to be a snake, while the cockatrice is considered to be a dragon.
text: Basilisk, as all Harry Potter fans know, is a snake in Greek Mythology that can turn a man into stone by its gaze.
text: That in and of itself is unusual since snakes use their tongues to scent the air and find prey, so the Basilisk definitely would have done that if it were a snake – especially after it went blind and was relying on other senses.