Serapis

Se·ra·pis

S0278500 (sə-rā′pĭs)n. Mythology An ancient Egyptian god of the underworld who combined characteristics of Osiris and Apis and was also worshiped in ancient Greece and Rome.

[Latin Sarāpis, Serāpis, from Greek Sarāpis, from Egyptian wsrj-ḥp : wsrj, Osiris; see Osiris + ḥp, Apis.]

Serapis

(ˈsɛrəpɪs) n (Other Non-Christian Religions) a Graeco-Egyptian god combining attributes of Apis and Osiris

Se•ra•pis

or Sa•ra•pis

(səˈreɪ pɪs)

n. a deity of Ptolemaic Egypt, later worshiped throughout the Greco-Roman world.

Serapis

enUK

Serapis

(sĕrā`pĭs) or

Sarapis

(särä`pĭs), Egyptian god whose devotees united the worship of the Apis bull and the god Osiris. His cult, which originated at Memphis, rose to its greatest significance at Alexandria during the reign of Ptolemy I. He was adopted as the universal godhead by some Gnostic sects. In Greece during Hellenistic times and later during the Roman Empire his worship rivaled that of other Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cults.

Serapis

(also Sarapis), a god whose cult was established in Hellenistic Egypt by Ptolemy I (ruled 305–283 B.C.). The Egyptians identified Serapis with the fertility god Osiris and sometimes with the sacred bull Apis. Like Osiris, Serapis was venerated as ruler of the dead, giver of fertility, and a god of healing. The Greeks identified him with Zeus. The cult of Serapis was widespread throughout the Hellenistic world.

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释义	Serapis enUK Se·ra·pis S0278500 (sə-rā′pĭs)n. Mythology An ancient Egyptian god of the underworld who combined characteristics of Osiris and Apis and was also worshiped in ancient Greece and Rome. [Latin Sarāpis, Serāpis, from Greek Sarāpis, from Egyptian wsrj-ḥp : wsrj, Osiris; see Osiris + ḥp, Apis.] Serapis (ˈsɛrəpɪs) n (Other Non-Christian Religions) a Graeco-Egyptian god combining attributes of Apis and Osiris Se•ra•pis or Sa•ra•pis (səˈreɪ pɪs) n. a deity of Ptolemaic Egypt, later worshiped throughout the Greco-Roman world. Serapis enUK Serapis (sĕrā`pĭs) or Sarapis (särä`pĭs), Egyptian god whose devotees united the worship of the Apis bull and the god Osiris. His cult, which originated at Memphis, rose to its greatest significance at Alexandria during the reign of Ptolemy I. He was adopted as the universal godhead by some Gnostic sects. In Greece during Hellenistic times and later during the Roman Empire his worship rivaled that of other Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cults. Serapis (also Sarapis), a god whose cult was established in Hellenistic Egypt by Ptolemy I (ruled 305–283 B.C.). The Egyptians identified Serapis with the fertility god Osiris and sometimes with the sacred bull Apis. Like Osiris, Serapis was venerated as ruler of the dead, giver of fertility, and a god of healing. The Greeks identified him with Zeus. The cult of Serapis was widespread throughout the Hellenistic world.
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