Isis-Serapis

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Isis-Serapis is a syncretic Greco-Egyptian deity combining the attributes and worship of the Egyptian goddess Isis with those of the god Serapis, prominent in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Isis and Serapis 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Greco-Egyptian deity
Hellenistic deity
Roman-era deity
syncretic deity
associatedWith Alexandria, Egypt
surface form: Alexandria

Alexandrian cults
Hellenistic period
Ptolemaic Kingdom
Roman Empire
cosmic order
kingship
maritime protection
combinesAttributesOf Isis
Serapis
culture Greco-Egyptian
depictedWith attributes of Isis
attributes of Serapis
gender female
hasAttribute afterlife
fertility
healing
protection
hasComponentDeity Isis
Serapis
hasCultType mystery cult
state-supported cult
hasTempleType Isaeum
ruins of the Serapeum of Alexandria
surface form: Serapeum
hasTitle saviour deity
universal goddess
influencedBy Ptolemaic religious policy
periodOfProminence Hellenistic period
Roman Imperial period
religion ancient Egyptian religion
ancient Greek religion
ancient Roman religion
role mediator between Greek and Egyptian religious traditions
syncretismOf Ancient Egyptian religion
surface form: Egyptian religion

Ancient Greek religion
surface form: Greek religion
worshippedIn Egypt
Greece
Mediterranean region
Rome
worshipPractices initiation rites
processions
votive offerings

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this entity surface form: Isis and Serapis
Isis hasCultTitle Isis-Serapis