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Serapis or
Sarapis is a Graeco-Egyptian god. A
syncretic deity derived from the
worship of the
Egyptian Osiris and Apis,
Serapis was
extensively po****rized...
- his
soldiers killed all the guests. From the
security of the
temple of
Sarapis, he then
directed an
indiscriminate slaughter of Alexandria's people. In...
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Antioch was built. Suda
wrote that
Alexander built a big
temple to
Sarapis. In 2023,
British Museum experts have
suggested the
possibility that a...
- ISBN 0941051005.
Internet Archive. Clerc, Gisèle, and Jean Leclant, "
Sarapis", in
Lexicon Iconographi****
Mythologiae classicae (LIMC). VII.1: Oidipous...
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cults from
Egypt were
fostered by the
royal court, such as the
temple of
Sarapis at Thessaloniki. The
Macedonians also had
relations with "international"...
- one
authentic dedication in the nominative,
recut over a
dedication to
Sarapis (463,
Terme de Caracalla), and from
occasional grammatical errors such...
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Journal of
Comparative Religion. 44 (2): 191–222. Legras,
Bernard (2014). "
Sarapis, Isis et le
pouvoir lagide". In Bricault, Laurent; Versluys,
Miguel John...
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Cluny is
dated to the 2nd
century and
thought to
represent a
priest of
Sarapis while the
statue in the
Louvre probably is a
modern copy".
Wiemer & Rebenich...
- Pan, and Asclepius. But
there were also cult
centers for the
Egyptian Sarapis and Isis, and of the
Syrian Atargatis and Hadad. By the 1st
century BCE...
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Anemos Ērakilo (Ηρακιλο):
Heracles Sarapo (Ϲαραπο): the Greco-Egyptian god
Sarapis The
Indic entities represented on
coinage include:
Boddo (Βοδδο): the Buddha...
