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Sarapis
Helleno-Egyptian. A synchretic Deity introduced into Egypt from Macedonia as an aspect of Osiris and a symbol of rebirth, Sarapis became widely revered during Roman Imperial times as a solar God with healing Attributes, combining elements of Jupiter, Helios, and Aesculapius.
Suggested Pdf Resources
- Theophoric Personal Names in Graeco-Roman Egypt.
- lirias.kuleuven.be
- and Roman Art
- www.metmuseum.org
- Apollo and Khshathrapati, the Median Nergal, at Xanthos
- nes.berkeley.edu
- Den ptolemæiske Sarapis-kult og dens grundlæggelsesmyte1
- aigis.igl.ku.dk
- Implementation of a digital workspace
- 3.3.3 The Sarapis project .
- upcommons.upc.edu
Suggested News Resources
- Polytheism, Monotheism, and Scholarship
- Aelius Aristides was a priest of Asclepius who also revered Sarapis, Athena, Zeus and Poseidon.
Suggested Web Resources
- Serapis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Serapis or Sarapis was a Graeco-Egyptian god.
- en.wikipedia.org
- Serapis (Sarapis)
- Simply put, Serapis (Sarapis, Zaparrus) was an invented god.
- www.touregypt.net
- The Global Egyptian Museum | Sarapis
- Scholars are undecided about the precise origin and meaning of Sarapis (or Serapis as he was called by the Roman emperors).
- www.globalegyptianmuseum.org
- The Error of the Long-haired Jesus
- One particular deity that seemed to blend together the attributes of several gods into a unified portrayal of deity was the Egyptian god “Sarapis.
- www.askelm.com
- Sarapis Soja for climacterium
- Sarapis Soja is a preparative, which is well-suited for women, namely for those in time of climacterium that suffer from hot flush, and sweat etc., to name a few.
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