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Usage examples of bas.

Lord Bas, and none will find my blade averse to being wetted through black robes!

Cormac and his nine men, with Wulfhere and Samaire and Bas the Druid, awaited them.

At last Cormac took Lugh and Bas, and scaled a talus formed by the slippage of rock over thousands of years.

With Bas and the archer, Cormac moved inland, well above the level of the beach, the valley of the castle, and his own men.

Hand over hand, not hurriedly so as to avoid jerking Bas and Lugh, he went up, and up.

Cormac was outside in the bright sunlight, summoning Bas the Druid and Lugh, the Meathish hunter whom the Gael had surnamed the Manhunter.

Celtic and Gaelic gods, Bas of Tir Conaill who had been a noble of Eirrin.

Now he muttered, and Cormac, understanding no word, knew that Bas spoke in the Old Tongue that only druids knew.

Then, as the seated Bas spoke on, droning now, Cormac took note of that rich and outsized chair.

Now Bas, with no visible rancor whatever, looked down at the ancient throne, ran his hands over it.

The dead man moved too fast to be struck where Bas aimed, between the shoulder blades.

With his soiled robe flapping in a little breeze, Bas walked away to be alone with himself and his gods.

Then, each with an arm about the other, they went for Bas, in the Castle of Atlantis.

Once Cormac had blown through his nostrils like a tracking hound, Samaire and Bas did the same.

Despite the odour of putrefaction, Bas was pacing along the curving length of the dead reptile.