Serapis (7942 bytes)
1: ...is. For the British ships of this name, see [[HMS Serapis]].''
3: ... made the patron of [[Alexandria]]. The statue of Serapis in the [[Serapeum]] of Alexandria was of purely G...
5: ...a. On its arrival the statue was pronounced to be Serapis by two experts in religious matters. Ptolemy's ad...
9: Thus Serapis is an excellent example of a [[syncretism|syncret...
11: ...for by Hellenic ideas of Cerberus. The worship of Serapis along with Isis, Horus and Anubis spread far and ...

HMS Serapis (1010 bytes)
1: ...been named '''HMS ''Serapis''''', after the god [[Serapis]] of [[Hellenistic Egypt]].
3: * The first [[HMS Serapis (1779)|''Serapis'']] was a 44-gun [[sailing frigate]] launched in ...
5: * The second [[HMS Serapis (1782)|''Serapis'']] was a 44-gun [[sailing frigate]] launched in ...
7: * The third [[HMS Serapis (1866)|''Serapis'']] was a iron screw [[troopship]] in service fro...
9: * The fourth [[HMS Serapis (1918)|''Serapis'']] was a [[destroyer]] launched in [[1918]] and ...

HMS Serapis (1779) (1184 bytes)
1: ...in [[1779]]. The vessel was named after the god [[Serapis]] in [[Greece|Greek]] and [[Egyptian]] [[mytholog...
3: ...Captain Pearson eventually surrendered, handing ''Serapis'' over to the Americans.
5: ...s a major embarrassment for the British and the ''Serapis'' was turned over to the [[France|French]] in [[1...
7: [[Category:Royal Navy frigates|Serapis]]
8: [[Category:American Revolutionary War|Serapis]]

Nathaniel Fanning (1262 bytes)
3: ... took a fresh party aloft and with them cleared ''Serapis''<nowiki>'</nowiki> tops. When their yards locked...

Chaeremon of Alexandria (1149 bytes)
1: ...was kept in the [[temple of Serapis|temple]] of [[Serapis]], and as custodian and expounder of the sacred b...

John Mayrant (845 bytes)
5: ...e boarders in the engagement with [[HMS Serapis|''Serapis'']], 23 September 1779.

USS Bonhomme Richard (1765) (2801 bytes)
54: ...779]]. [[John Paul Jones]] sailed the captured ''Serapis'' to the [[United Provinces]] for repairs.

S and T class destroyer (1039 bytes)
8: *[[HMS Serapis (G94)|''Serapis'']]

Richard Dale (1491 bytes)
5: ...hard'']] when she captured [[HMS Serapis (1779)|''Serapis'']] in the celebrated engagement of [[23 Septembe...

Serapeum (3250 bytes)
1: ...reigned [[246 BC]]-[[222 BC]]) and dedicated to [[Serapis]], the [[syncretism|syncretic]] [[Hellenistic civ...
9: ...'); the cult image of Serapis, crowned with the [[Serapis|modius]], is visible within the temple at the bot...
13: Other temples to Serapis, each naturally termed a '''Serapeum''', could be...

John Paul Jones (5921 bytes)
16: .... The 44 gun British frigate [[HMS Serapis|HMS ''Serapis'']] and the 22 gun [[Countess of Scarborough|''Co...
18: ... gun ''Alliance'' counter-engaged ''Serapis''. ''Serapis'' twice raked ''Bonhomme Richard'' with broadside...
22: ...pis''' so a boarding party was able to cross to ''Serapis'' and effect its capture.

385 (1177 bytes)
12: *The temple of [[Serapis]] in [[Alexandria]] is destroyed.

Temple (Roman) (1675 bytes)
1: ...or the cult statues. The temple of [[Isis]] and [[Serapis]] in the [[Campus Martius]], built of [[Egypt]]ia...

Sabratha (1713 bytes)
3: ... Sabratha has temples dedicated to Liber Pater, [[Serapis]] and [[Isis]]. There is a Christian [[basilica]]...

Manetho (1954 bytes)
1: ...nistic]] [[Egypt]]ian historian and a priest of [[Serapis]] in [[Heliopolis]] during the reigns of [[Ptolem...

List of craters on Ganymede (3956 bytes)
113: *[[Serapis (crater)|Serapis]]

Raj Bhavan (Karnataka) (2779 bytes)
6: ... [[Prince of Wales]] visited India. It was named 'Serapis Room' after the ship which brought the Prince to ...

Sesostris (2717 bytes)
3: ... [[caste]] system into Egypt and the worship of [[Serapis]]. He has been considered a compound of [[Seti I]...

Harpocrates (2421 bytes)
5: ...p was widely extended, linked with [[Isis]] and [[Serapis]]. Inexpensive cast terracotta images of Harpocra...

Striking the colors (9908 bytes)
9: ...rson]], [[Royal Navy|RN]], of [[HMS Serapis|HMS ''Serapis'']], with his own hands nailed the British ensign...
10: ...rd''s ensign was shot away. When the captain of ''Serapis'' saw that the colors on ''Bonhomme Richard'' wer...

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