If employees have coverage as good as or better than Medicare under their retiree benefits, they might be able to defer Medicare Part Bâif their retiree health care plan allows them to do so. However, some retiree plans stipulate that Medicare is the primary payer and the retiree plan is the secondary payer.
cockatrice â probably the basilisk serpent, cerastes. Instead of crushing evil in the egg, they foster it. spiderâs web â This refers not to the spiderâs web being made to entrap, but to its thinness, as contrasted with substantial âgarments,â as Isaiah 59:6 shows.
Everything about the Basilisk was poisonous and it would spit out poison to kill flying birds. It could also kill people with its stare. One way to defeat the Basilisk was to carry a cockerel with you, a creature that changes shape according to medieval legend. Gnostics used the image of a Basilisk to ward off evil. Later Christians saw it as the Devil in one of its forms. The appearance of the Basilisk changed overtime as it then had the head, neck and legs of a cockerel. Some show it as having the face of a human on the head of a cockerel. The Basilisk can also be found in European and Middle Eastern myth. It is believed that it created the deserts of Libya. Its name derives form the Greek âBasileusâ which means âkingâ referring to the beast being the King of snakes.