Serapeum at Alexandria, ii. [119] n.;
its destruction, [217]
Serapis, the later form of Osiris, ii. [119] n.;
the rise of the Nile attributed to, [216] sq.;
the standard cubit kept in his temple, [217]
Serpent as the giver of children, i. 86;
at rites of initiation, 90 n. 4
—— -god married to human wives, i. 66 sqq.;
thought to control the crops, 67