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  Great Old One compendium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Basatan is first mentioned in the short story "Master of the Crabs" (1948) by Clark Ashton Smith.
Very little is known about the deity, except that "he" possesses a ring with supernatural powers.
Basatan may be associated somehow with the constellation Cancer.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chaugnar_Faugn   (3389 words)

  
 G.R. No. 119013
In convicting Oliano of murder, the trial court gave credence to the testimony of the widow, Rosita Matias, who positively identified Oliano as the perpetrator.
Moreover, the trial court held that her narration in court was corroborated by Basatan, as well as by PFCs Caramat and Flores.
Prosecution Witness Nancy Basatan averred that she heard a gunshot, followed by the cries of Rosita Matias.
www.lawphil.net /judjuris/juri1998/mar1998/gr_119013_1998.html   (4693 words)

  
 People vs Oliano : 119013 : March 6, 1998 : J. Panganiban : First Division
Amlos told him about the death of Benjamin Matias at Mancate and asked him as to who are his companions in coming from the wedding celebration and he told the police that his companion is a person named Benito.
  Moreover, the trial court held that her narration in court was corroborated by Basatan, as well as by PFCs Caramat and Flores.
  Prosecution Witness Nancy Basatan averred that she heard a gunshot, followed by  the cries of  Rosita  Matias.
www.supremecourt.gov.ph /jurisprudence/1998/mar1998/119013.htm   (4944 words)

  
 The Master of the Crabs by Clark Ashton Smith   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
His lubber lips were curved in a broad sardonic grin, showing his strong white teeth that were pointed like those of a shark.
He dropped the huge hand that wore the signet of Basatan, plunging it into the chest behind him and bringing it forth filled with many-tinted gems, with pearls, opals, sapphires, bloodstones, diamonds, chatoyants.
At last the prostrate thing that was Sarcand had ceased to heave and toss under the living shroud that enswathed it.
www.worldofschmitt.com /writings/smith/masterofthecrabs.html   (4919 words)

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