serapeum
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serapeum
Wikipedia
Alternative forms
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serapeium
,
serapeion
Etymology
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From
Latin
[Term?]
, from
Ancient Greek
Σεραπεῖον
(
Serapeîon
)
.
Noun
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serapeum
(
plural
serapea
)
(
historical
)
A
temple
or other
religious
institution
dedicated
to the
syncretic
Greco-Egyptian
deity
Serapis
.
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præsume
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