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'''Serqet''', also known as '''Serket''', was the goddess of fertility, nature, animals, medicine, magic in [[Egypt]]ian mythology.According to legend, Serqet protected [[Isis]] and [[Horus]] from [[Set]], after his murder of [[Osiris]].  
'''Serqet''', also known as '''Serket''', was the goddess of fertility, nature, animals, medicine, magic in [[Egypt]]ian mythology. According to legend, Serqet protected [[Isis]] and [[Horus]] from [[Seth]], after his murder of [[Osiris]].


By the 1st century BCE, a cult in worship of Serqet operated in {{Wiki|Lower Egypt}}, performing various sacrilegious killings and rituals.<ref name="Taste of her Sting">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Taste of her Sting]]</ref>
She is associated with [[scorpion]]s, to the point that her symbol is one.
People prayed to her for protection from venomous animals' bites and stings.
 
By the 1st century BCE, a cult worshipping Serqet operated in {{Wiki|Lower Egypt}}, performing various sacrilegious killings and rituals.<ref name="Taste of her Sting">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Taste of her Sting]]</ref>


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Revision as of 18:48, 17 July 2018


Serqet, also known as Serket, was the goddess of fertility, nature, animals, medicine, magic in Egyptian mythology. According to legend, Serqet protected Isis and Horus from Seth, after his murder of Osiris.

She is associated with scorpions, to the point that her symbol is one. People prayed to her for protection from venomous animals' bites and stings.

By the 1st century BCE, a cult worshipping Serqet operated in Lower Egypt, performing various sacrilegious killings and rituals.[1]

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