EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY - SERAPIS (OF EGYPT) A Roman mythological image of the Egyptian god Serapis. From the 1792 edition of the engravings based on the designs of Jacopo Guarana: Oracoli, Auguri, Aruspici, Sibille, indovinia della Religione Pagana

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1947 x 2521 px | 16.5 x 21.3 cm | 6.5 x 8.4 inches | 300dpi

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13 April 2018

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EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY - SERAPIS (OF EGYPT) A Roman mythological image of the Egyptian god Serapis. From the 1792 edition of the engravings based on the designs of Jacopo Guarana: Oracoli, Auguri, Aruspici, Sibille, indovinia della Religione Pagana

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