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'''Serapis''' is a Greco-Egyptian deity of rebirth and afterlife who gained prominence in among the Roman citizenry of the Imperial period, being worshiped in some capacity until the decline of Paganism in the Empire. | '''Serapis''' is a Greco-Egyptian deity of rebirth and afterlife who gained prominence in among the Roman citizenry of the Imperial period, being worshiped in some capacity until the decline of Paganism in the Empire.{{Citation needed}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:01, 16 June 2022
Serapis is a Greco-Egyptian deity of rebirth and afterlife who gained prominence in among the Roman citizenry of the Imperial period, being worshiped in some capacity until the decline of Paganism in the Empire.[citation needed]