General Index
Aachen
Isis holding a boat and Harpocrates on an Ivory plaque found in
281–283 (fig. 172)
Ab Isem Pelagiam Aedituus
– on a funerary inscription from Rome
155–156 (fig. 106), 179–180
Acrocorinth
Sacred precincts of Isis Aigyptia, Isis Pelagia and Sarapis of Canopus on the road in
154, 171–173
Adonai
The inscription – on a carnelian from Aquileia
249 (fig. 149)
Adonis
Association between the myth of – and that of Osiris
20n75
Agatha
Festival of St. – in Catania
281
Agathodaimon
Sarapis- – on the engraved glass preserved in Cairo
99–100 (figs. 72–73)
Relief with Sarapis- –, Isis-Thermouthis and a dedication to Isis epekoos Pharia
163–164
– (?) emerging from a cista mystica
145n242
Lamp with an
197–198 (fig. 129), 202n150
Akôris
Dedications to Amon in
13–14
Aleria
Lamp with Isis-with-a-sail and Harpocrates in
142–144 (fig. 103), 266
Alexander the Great
–, Isis, Annona et alii on a painting at the “Sacellum of Silvanus” in Ostia
229–230
The Ptolemaic dynasty and
233
Alexandria
The fleet of
13, 14, 30
Foundation plaques from
38
– Pharos see Pharos
The Pharos designates –
161
Sarapis, tutelary god of
234, 244–245 (figs. 140–141)
Coins from – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
9–10, 57, 59–66 (figs. 6–7, 10), 70–71 (figs. 25–26), 82–87 (figs. 50–53, 55–56, 58–59), 89, 96–98 (figs. 67–69), 123, 207, 210, 247, 284
– Isis-with-a-sail, pierced with two holes
189–190 (fig. 119)
– Isis, Sarapis and Demeter
104–106 (figs. 82–83), 247–248 (fig. 146), 251, 290
– Isis, Sarapis, Demeter and Euthenia
107–109 (fig. 85)
– Sarapis and the Dioscuri
246–247 (figs. 144–145)
– Sarapis, Demeter and Tyche
249–250 (fig. 150)
– Sarapis as Neptune
258–259 (fig. 156)
Sarapis on the folles of – after 298 CE
278
Lamp with Isis-with-a-sail from
76–77 (figs. 37, 40)
Boat-shaped lamp from
197 (128–129), 244
Bronze statuette from – showing a female divinity standing on a barque
100–101 (fig. 74)
Statue of Isis-with-a-rudder from
137–139 (fig. 99)
Intaglio from – with an anchor and Sarapis’ name
242–243 (fig. 139)
Gem from – with Isis-with-a-rudder, Sarapis and Demeter
247–248 (fig. 147)
Altar
Isis-with-a-sail on an – from Pylaia
69 (fig. 22)
– dedicated to
– Isis, decorated with Isis-Thermouthis et alii from Turris Libisonis
145n243
– Anubis, Isis Pelagia and Isis Bubastis from Iasos
153, 181
– Isis Pelagia from Saguntum
156 (fig. 107)
– Jupiter Best and Greatest Neptune Serapis from Piliscév
261
– for the domestic cult of Arsinoe Philadelphia
31n141–142
– for the temple of Aphrodite in Naucratis
23n92
Harpocrates standing near an – on a boat-shaped lamp preserved in Berlin
195 (fig. 125)
Coin with Sarapis and Commodus near an
– 257n101
A cult minister holds a small – in Apuleius’ procession
212
Amasis
– and the Greeks in Memphis
233
Amastris
Coins from – with Isis-with-a-sail
75, 87, 210
Amon
– Master of the Waves
13–14, 51
– Master of the winds
13
Hymn to – in the mammisis of Edfou and Dendera
13n12
Dedications to – from navarchs and trierarchs in Akôris to
13–14
Cult of – -grb in Heracleion
14n20, 32–33n152, 209
The Memphite priests succeeded from the Theban priests of
44
– associated with
– the Dioscuri
14
– Arsinoe II
32–33n152
– Ptolemy III
37n173
Amorgos
Dedications to Arsinoe II on the island of
30–31
Lamp with the bust of Isis found in
196 (fig. 127)
Amphipolis
Festival for the opening of sailing in
210
A trierarch on an honorific inscription from
220–221 (fig. 132)
Amrit
Isis in Phoenician onomastics in
19n68
Anchialos
Coins from – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
75–76 (fig. 35), 210
– Isis or Tyche on a bow
142 (fig. 102)
Anchor
Votive
186–187 (fig. 115), 290
– on
– a rock crystal preserved in the British Museum
159 (figs. 109 A–B)
– a black jasper intaglio from Alexandria
242–243 (fig. 139)
Stone – from Makrakomi
181
– with the name of Isis from Malta
275 (fig. 171)
Andros
Aretalogy of Isis found on the island of
43, 47–48
Annona
Alexandrian coins and the
108–109
Isis protectress of the
108–109, 128, 131, 141, 160n56, 229–231, 279
Sarapis, protector of the
243–258
Anubis on a ship bringing the – to Rome
265–266 (fig. 163)
Faustina II and the
124
The Sacrum Phariae and the
229–231
Annona
Isis, Fortuna, – et alii on a painting in Ostia
229–230
Antioch
Isis-with-a-rudder on an amethyst from
188 (figs. 117 A–B)
Mosaic discovered in – with Demeter
223–224
Coins from – with Sarapis
278
Antiochus IV
Advent of the “Isis-with-a-sail” type during the reign of
21, 206
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
79–80 (fig. 44), 87–88
Antiochus VI
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
79–80 (fig. 45), 87
Antiochus VII or VIII
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
79–80 (fig. 46), 87
Antoninus
Coinage of – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
59–66 (figs. 7, 11, 14), 70–71 (figs. 25–26), 74–75 (fig. 33), 82–83 (fig. 51), 87, 96–98 (fig. 69), 177–179 (fig. 113), 207
– Isis, Demeter and Sarapis
104–106 (fig. 83), 247–248 (fig. 146)
– Isis, Demeter, Sarapis and Euthenia
107–109 (fig. 85)
– Poseidon or Isis at the port of Kenchreai
6n22, 175–179 (figs. 112–113)
– Sarapis
246–247 (fig. 144)
Dedication to Isis Pharia for the health of an emperor named
164
Anubis
– associated with
– Isis et alii
13n12, 27n111, 35–39, 52n41, 137n223, 144–145, 153, 181, 185–186, 212, 239–240
– Sarapis et alii
27n111, 185–186, 238–240
– the Annona
265–266 (fig. 163)
Temple of – and Isis in Canopus
35–36
Dedication from
– Delos to Sarapis, Isis, – et alii
27n111
– Iasos to –, Isis Pelagia, Isis Boubastis
13n12, 153
– on a local coin from Perinthus
40
– on the Vota Publica
279
Mask of
216
Aphrodite
– Euploia
30–34, 39, 89, 149n13, 152n25, 169, 178, 184, 289
– Genitrix
139
– Pelagia
152n25
– Zephyritis
28n121
–, protectress of navigation and sailors
6, 22–42, 91, 149n13, 289
– identified with
– Arsinoe II
23–42, 169, 184n86, 289
– Hathor
23, 41
– Isis
2, 23–42, 169, 277, 289
– Isis and Astarte
21n84, 150
Shrine of – in
– Naucratis
22–23
– Nymphaion
23–27 (fig. 2)
– Paphos
22, 31
Statue of – in Kenchreai
175
– (?) on a lamp
196n126
– velificans
54n2
Apis
– associated with Isis
2, 34n160, 130n205
Osiris- – or Osorapis
37n173–175, 233–234
– cult in Memphis
45
– necropolis in Saqqâra
232
– on coins from Perinthus
40
– bull on a dish
226–227 (fig. 134)
– King of Argos
233
Aquileia
Carnelian with Sarapis from
103 (fig. 77), 249 (fig. 149)
Aquincum
Candelabrum from
92–94 (figs. 64 A–B)
Aretalogy
Isis, mistress of the winds and the sea in the
18, 35, 41–53, 150–151, 203, 206, 209, 231, 289
Isis’ multiple powers in the
46, 169
– texts from
– Andros
43, 47–48
– Cyme
43, 90
– Maroneia
43, 47n22
Argos
Coins from – with Isis-with-a-sail
63–66
The Ptolemaic dynasty and the royal house of
233
Arsinoe II
– queen and patroness of the royal fleet
27–31
– identified with
– Aphrodite
28–33, 35, 39, 184n86
– Isis-(Hathor)
27n111, 34–42, 289
– associated with Amon
32–33
– ’s epithets
29–30
Sanctuary of – Cypris on the Cape Zephyrion
29
Foundation of cities bearing –’s name
30–31
Portrait of – (?) with naval attributes from Thmouis
32–33 (fig. 3)
Artemis
– and Isis on seals from Delos
100
– Ephesia and Sarapis
244–245 (figs. 140–141)
– Sôteira
158n48
Ship bearing the name of
272n149
Ascalon
Boat-shaped lamp from
196 (figs. 126–127) 202
Asherah
–, consort of El, associated with Hathor
19
– associated with Astarte, Hathor and Isis
21
Ashmolean Museum
Intaglio from the
181 (fig. 114), 243 (fig. 139)
Aspendos
Coins from – with Isis-with-a-sail
70–71 (fig. 27), 87, 182, 210
Astarte
– associated with
– Asherah, Hathor and Isis
21
– Aphrodite and Isis in a dedication from Delos
150
– assimilated with Isis
21n84
Ship Nikastarte
273n152
Aswan
Isis, the one “who holds the rudder” in
16
Isis in the hymns of the temple of
45
Atef
Sarapis wearing the
236, 243–244
Aternum
Inscription from – for a nauklêros
268 (figs. 166 A–B)
Athena
Helmeted bust of –, Isis-with-a-sail, Isis gubernatrix and Sarapis on a carnelian
102–105 (fig. 81)
– Sôteira
158n48
Athens
Dedication from – to Isis and Anubis alone
38n178
Matrix with Isis-with-a-sail found in
55–57 (fig. 4), 89, 290
Isis and Sarapis on a carnelian preserved in
101
Lamp with Isis and Sarapis found in the Kerameikos in
198–199 (fig. 130), 202
A priest of Isis Taposiris in
147
Athribis
Plaques dedicated to Arsinoe II found in
32n146
Alexandrian lamp found in
76–77 (fig. 39)
Augustus
No coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
60
Aurelian
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
59–61, 87
Avaris
–, port for Mediterranean commerce
12n7
Balanea
Bronze statuette of Isis Pharia from
133–136 (figs. 96 A–C)
Barque
Isis pilot of the solar
15–16
Isis pilot of the – of Osiris
48n23, 95, 168
Hathor’s – at the procession of Sokar
14
Sarapis pilot of the solar
235–238
Basileion
Definition of the
2
Coins, gems or intaglios with
– Isis-with-a-sail wearing a
57–67, 70–78, 80–89, 96–99
– Isis-with-a-rudder wearing a
187–188
Other representations of Isis wearing a
101, 106–109, 127, 131–137, 139, 191–192, 226–227, 237, 257
Isis Isermouthis wearing a
99–100
A – on a rock crystal
159 (figs. 109 A–B)
A – on an intaglio
181 (fig. 114)
A bearded serpent wearing a
186–187 (fig. 115)
Thermouthis wearing a
198
Behbeit-el-Hagar
Isis, divine mistress from
1, 148
Benevento
Statue of Isis in
8, 110, 114–116 (figs. 88 A–C), 122–125, 129, 182, 290
Iseum of
123
Berenice II
– and Ptolemy III responsible for the Osireion’s temenos in Canopus
38
Berlin
Boat-shaped lamp preserved in
195 (fig. 125), 201
Bis Navarcus
The title of – in Misene
218–220
British Museum
Rock crystal preserved in the
159 (figs. 109 A–B)
Bronze
– statuette representing
– a female divinity wearing a calathos
100–101 (fig. 74), 133–135 (figs. 96 A–C)
– Isis-with-a-rudder
138–141 (figs. 100–101), 146, 187
– Harpocrates
187
– representing Sarapis in Ostia
230
– statue of Poseidon
175–176
Bubastis
–, port for Mediterranean commerce
12n7
Festival of sailing in
18
Bubastis (Bastet)
Dedication from Iasos to Anubis, Isis Pelagia, Isis
13n12, 153, 181
Dedication from Alexandria to – and Harmachis
239n37
Budapest
Statue of Isis preserved in
8, 110, 113–114 (figs. 87 A-C), 121–122
Byblos
Appearance of the “Isis-with-a-sail” type in
21, 206, 289
Coins from – with Isis-with-a-sail
9–10, 63–67 (figs. 15, 17), 70 (figs. 23–24), 78–80 (figs. 43–46), 87–88, 206, 210
Hathor, lady of
11, 14–15, 207
The Gebalite episode of Isis’ quest
19–21, 52, 207, 289
An Egyptian commercial trading post established in
19
Byzantium
Coins from – with Isis-with-a-sail
75, 87, 210
The Πλοιαφέσια on an inscription from
203–206 (fig. 131), 216
Festival for the opening of sailing in
210
Caduceus
A winged – and a basileion on a rock crystal
159 (figs. 109 A–B)
A pillar surmounted by a – on a lamp preserved in Berlin
195–196 (fig. 125)
A cult minister carrying a – in Apuleius procession
212
Jasper with Sarapis et alii, Hermes holding a
128, 257–258 (figs. 155 A–B)
Caesar
No coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
59–61, 82–83
Calathos
Coins with Isis-with-a-sail wearing a
57, 58n19, 68 (fig. 21), 142
Other representations of Isis wearing a
101, 133–137 (figs. 96 A–C), 198
Sarapis wearing a
101, 104, 107–108, 191–192, 236–238, 243–244, 246n.62, 249–250, 253, 256–259, 262–263, 265–267, 270
Euthenia wearing a
108 (fig. 85)
Demeter wearing a
98–99 (figs. 72–73), 244, 249–250
Female divinity wearing a
100 (fig. 74)
Callatis
Coins from – with Isis-with-a-sail
63–66, 68 (fig. 21), 72–74 (fig. 32), 87, 89, 142, 210
Sail of Isis is fringed on a coin from
89
Callicrates of Samos
– and the thalassocratic politics of the Ptolemies
30–31
On the order of –
– a sanctuary of Arsinoe Aphrodite was constructed on the Cape Zephyrion
29
– a temple of Isis and Anubis was constructed in Canopus
35
A base of a statue of – recovered in Palaipaphos
31
– and Cyprus
31–32
Camiros
Thank-offering found in – for Hekate and Sarapis
239
Canopus
Sanctuary of Arsinoe Aphrodite on the Cape Zephyrion near
29
Temple of Isis and Anubis in
35–36
Sarapeion and Osireion in
36–38, 209
Sarapis of
98–99, 154, 165n80, 172, 201
Isis and the Kikellia festival in the Decree of
208
Caracalla
Coinage of – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
74–75, 87
– Sarapis
253–254 (fig. 151), 262–263 (figs. 158–159)
Ostia paintings made under
229–231
Dedication to Jupiter Best and Greatest Neptune Sarapis in Pilicsév for the visit of
261
Sarapis protector of
262–263
Carthage
Intaglio with Isis-with-sail from
81 (fig. 48), 88n40
Boat-shaped lamp from
192–193 (fig. 122), 202, 291
Dedication to Sarapis Neptune from
259–260 (fig. 157)
Catania
Festival of St. Agatha in
281
Cerberus
Sarapis and
99 (figs. 72–73), 106n110, 173, 194, 197–198, 236–238, 248, 251, 253, 270
Ceres
– Pharia
161n68, 231
Anchor with the name of
275
Chaeroneia
Sanctuary of Sarapis in
235
Chariklês
– navarch of the Alexandrian imperial fleet
14
Charmosyna
– in Cios
220
Cios
Trierarch in
220–221
Claudius
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
66–68 (fig. 17), 78, 87
Cleonae
Coins from – with Isis-with-a-sail
87, 210
Cnidus
Isis and Aphrodite Euploia in
169
Murex shells consecrated to Aphrodite in
184n86
Coins
See also Vota publica
– of the Isis-with-a-sail type (corpus)
58–87,
see Sail
– of the Isis-with-a-sail type, pierced with two holes
189–190 (fig. 119)
First – of the Isis-with-a-sail type
206
Few – of the Isis-with-a-rudder type
187–188
Alexandrian – with the divine crew
104–109
Roman – with Isis faria
167
– celebrating the homonoia between Ephesus and Alexandria
244
– with Sarapis see Sarapis
– from Corinth with the statue of Poseidon located at the port of Kenchreai
6n22
Cologne
Coin from the mint of – with Postumus, Sarapis and Hercules
264–265 (fig. 161)
Commodus
Coinage of – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
60, 63–66 (fig. 15), 74–75 (fig. 34), 87
– Isis and Sarapis connected to the Sacrum Phariae
257 (fig. 154)
Medallion of – made for the Sacrum Phariae
255–256 (figs. 152–153), 264
Constans
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
73–74, 87
Constantine
Coinage of – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
66–68 (fig. 18), 71–74 (fig. 31), 87
– Anubis
265–266 (fig. 163)
– Sarapis
278
Constantine II
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
73–74, 87
Constantinople
Sardonyx from
94–95 (fig. 65)
Constantius Gallus
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
71–72, 87
Constantius II
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
71–73 (fig. 28), 87
Coptos
Dedication from – to Isis for the ship Sarapis
273 (fig. 170)
Corinth
Coins from – with
– the statue of Poseidon located at the port of Kenchreai
6n22, 176–177
– the statue of Isis located at the port of Kenchreai
6n22
– the Isis-with-a-sail type
56, 59–66 (fig. 14), 87, 90–91 (fig. 61), 126, 177–178 (figs. 112–113), 179, 210, 289
Lamps from
173–174, 198
Temple of Isis Pelagia in
90, 181, 290
Isis in
171–182, 290
Cornucopia
Demeter holding a
79
Fortuna holding a
230
Harpocrates holding a
78n32, 144, 192, 230, 236–237, 267, 279
Isis holding a
98–99, 101, 108, 133–136, 129, 136–137, 139, 141–142, 185n91, 188, 191–192, 202, 247, 281, 290
A female divinity holding a
100–101, 133
Cos
Dedication from – to “Isis who saves”
159
Isiac trierarch from
220
Court de Gébelin, Antoine
Isis and
285
Cretula
Isis-with-a-sail on a
77–78 (fig. 42)
Crimea
Isiac cults in
24–27
Crispus
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
73–74, 87
Curls
Libyan – as Isis attribute
2, 120
Cyme
Aretalogy of Isis found in
43, 90
Coins from – with Isis-with-a-sail
63–66 (figs. 11–13), 87, 89–90, 210
Cyprus
Isis associated with the Dioscuri in
27n111
Isis, Aphrodite and Arsinoe II in
31–32
Dedications to Arsinoe II in
31
Lamp with Isis-with-a-sail from
81 (fig. 49)
Boat-shaped lamp from
194 (figs. 124 A–B)
Isis on a seal from
136–137 (fig. 97)
Cyrene
Aretalogy of Isis found in
44n3
Gem and cretula from – with Isis-with-a-sail
77–78 (figs. 41–42)
Danubian limes
Dedication from the – to Jupiter Best and Greatest Neptune Sarapis
255–261
Daphnae
Establishment of Greek trading colonies in
22
Deir el Medineh
Hathor identified with the North Wind in her temple in
14
Delos
Sarapis in
21n84, 27n111, 45n10, 185–186, 235, 239–240
Dedication from – for
– Arsinoe II
31
– Isis Euploia
149–151 (fig. 105)
– Isis-Mother of Gods-Astarte
21n84
– Isis Sôteira
158–159
Clay seal from – with Isis-with-a-sail
80 (fig. 47), 88, 100
Lamp found in
90–91 (fig. 60), 174
Relief from
90–92 (fig. 62)
Statue of Isis-with-a-rudder from
137
Thank-offering from for Sarapis, Isis et alii
185
Hieronautes in
223
Demeter
– identified with Isis
2, 21n80, 99, 127, 145
–, Isis, and Sarapis
– on an engraved glass
99–100 (fig. 73)
– on a fresco from Pietra Papa
270 (fig. 168)
Coins and intaglios from Alexandria with –, Sarapis and
– Isis
104–108 (figs. 82–85), 247–251 (figs. 146–149), 258, 290
– Tyche
250 (fig. 150)
– on a mosaic from Antioch
223–224
– wearing the calathos
243–244
Ship named
272
Dendera
Hymn to Amon in the mammisi of
13n12
Hathor, Mistress of the North Wind at
14–15
Titles of Isis in
17–18
Representation of Isis surrounded by the Isheru in
18
Festival for navigation in
18
Diadumenian
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
70–71 (fig. 24), 87
Diocletian
Vota publica coins with Isiac divinities appeared under
278–279
– stopped striking local coins at the Alexandrian mint
277–278
Dioscuri
The –, marine divinities
6, 268
The –, protectors of the Annona
246n61
The – associated with
– Amon in a dedication from Akôris
14
– Sarapis
27n111 in Delos, 239–240, 244–247 (figs. 144–145), 291
– Isis in Cyprus
27n111
The – rarely associated with Isis
27n111
One of the – on a fresco in Nymphaion
23–27 (fig. 2), 39–40
Dedication from Delos to Sarapis, Isis et alii and the
27n111
Isis-with-a-sail, Isis gubernatrix, Sarapis and the – on a carnelian
102–105 (fig. 80)
The – on a boat-shaped lamp
191–192 (figs. 120–121), 197–198, 202n150
The – on a painting from the Sacellum of Silvanus in Ostia
230
Dish
African terra sigillata with Isis and Apis in a marine scene
226–227 (fig. 134)
Dolphin
Isis takes the appearance of a
12n7
Intaglio with Isis et alii and Poseidon holding a
97–99 (figs. 71–72)
The head of a – on the statue from Benevento
114–116 (figs. 88 A-C)
Statuettes of Isis-with-a-rudder type with a
138–140 (fig. 100)
Corinthian coin with a statue of Poseidon and a
176–178 (fig. 112)
Representation of a – as offering for Isis
186
Carnelian with Sarapis, Demeter and a
248–249 (fig. 149)
Domitian
Khnum, master of the Waves, in a hymn from Esna, dating to the reign of
15
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
59–61, 63–66, 87, 89, 207
Advent under – of the Isis-with-a-sail type with mantle
89
Construction of the Iseum in Benevento under
123n170, 124
The Iseum Campense rebuilt by
180
Domitius Domitianus
Revolt of
277
Douglas, Charles
– Commandant of the British frigate Isis
5
Edfou
Hymn to Amon in the mammisi of
13n12
Isis represented on the prow of a combat vessel for the festival of – honouring the victory of Horus
16
Elaea
Isiac cults and trierarch in
220–221
Elephantine
Establishment of Greek trading colonies in
22
Ephesus
Coins from – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
57, 63–66, 83 (fig. 54), 87, 210, 244–245 (figs. 142–143)
– Isis, Sarapis and Artemis
244–245 (fig. 141)
Medallion with Artemis Ephesia, Sarapis and the wall of – in the background
244–245 (fig. 140)
Festival for the opening of sailing in
210
ναυβατοῦντες of
222
Sanctuary of Sarapis in
235
Epidaurus
Isis associated with Aphrodite in
41–42
Eretria
Dedications to Arsinoe II in
31
List of navarchs in
216–219, 222
Iseion in
207–208, 216–217
Sanctuary of Sarapis in
235
Festival for the opening of sailing in
210
Esisout-Petobastis
– first high priest of Egypt under the Ptolemies
44–45
Esna
Khnum, Master of the Waves in a hymn from
15
Festival for navigation in
18
Euploia
Aphrodite
30–34, 39, 89, 152n25, 169, 178, 184, 289
Arsinoe
29n129, 31, 33, 39, 42, 289
Isis
10, 30, 39, 148–152, 170, 289–290
Europa
– velificans
54n2, 88–89
Euthenia
– on a coin from Alexandria with Isis, Demeter and Sarapis
107–108 (fig. 85)
Faustina II
Coinage of – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
60, 63–66 (fig. 12), 74–76 (fig. 36), 82–83 (fig. 52), 87
– Isis, Demeter and Sarapis
104–106
Bronze medallion of – with Isis, and a Pharos lighthouse
96–97 (fig. 70), 123–124
Alexandrian inscription mentioning – Pharia and sôsistolos
124
Galerius
Coinage of – with Sarapis
278
Gallienus
Coins with Sarapis and Isis under
278
Gaza
Isis Euploia in
151
Gems
The reasons leading to wear
187
– with Isis-with-a-sail
54, 67–68 (figs. 19–20), 77–78 (fig. 41), 80 (fig. 48), 85 (fig. 57), 88n40, 97–98 (fig. 71)
– with the divine crew
101–107 (figs. 75–81, 84), 246–250 (figs. 147–149), 257–258 (fig. 155), 290
– with Isis and the Alexandrian lighthouse
131–132 (fig. 93)
– with Isis-with-a-rudder
132–133 (fig. 94), 187–189 (fig. 117)
Other representations of marine Isis on
133 (fig. 95), 187–188 (fig. 116)
– with Sarapis
235–238 (figs. 135–138), 265–266 (fig. 164)
– with an anchor and the name of Sarapis
242–243 (fig. 139)
– with a rudder, a lituus and a basileion
181 (fig. 114)
Gerasa
Boat-shaped lamp from
196n126, 201–202
Gigthis
Boat-shaped lamp from
193, 202, 291
Giton
– in Petronius’ Satyricon
128–129
Glass (engraved)
Isis-with-a-sail on an
98–99 (figs. 72–73), 259n106
Gordian III
Coinage of – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
63–66, 73–75 (fig. 32), 83 (fig. 54), 87, 244–245 (figs. 142–143)
– Artemis and Sarapis
244–245 (figs. 140–141)
Gratian
– gives back to Isis her temple in Portus
279–280
Hadrian
Coinage of – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
59–66 (figs. 6, 10), 70–71, 82–86 (figs. 50, 53, 55, 56), 87, 96–98 (figs. 67–68), 132n209, 189–190 (fig. 119)
– Isis, Demeter and Sarapis
105–106
Pierced coin of –, with Isis-with-a-sail
189–190 (fig. 119)
Halicarnassus
Dedication of a temple at – for Sarapis, Isis and Arsinoe Philadelphia
39n180
Sanctuary of Sarapis in
235
Harpocrates
Isis breastfeeding
2
Dedication from Delos to
– Sarapis, Isis, – et alii
27n111
– Isis-Savior-Astarte-Aphrodite and Eros-Harpocrates-Apollo
150
Isis, – and the invention of sails
52–53
– associated with Isis
– on coins from Cyme
89
– -with-a-sail on a lamp from Aleria
142–145 (fig. 103), 266
– on a Coptic ivory plaque
281–282 (fig. 172)
– associated with Sarapis
– on an intaglio
238
– on a mold
267
– associated with Isis and Sarapis et alii
– on an engraved glass
98–99 (figs. 72–73)
– on a painting in the Sacellum of Silvanus
230
– on magical gems
235–236 (figs. 135–137)
– on boat-shaped lamps
192–195 (figs. 122, 124 A-B, 125), 202
– with Isis, Horus and Khepri
236–237
Hathor
– lady of Byblos, North wind and protector of sailors
11–15, 153, 207
Titles of
14–15, 207
– associated with
- Isis et alii
15, 18–23, 34–35, 41, 153–154, 207
- Aphrodite
23, 41
- Asherah
19, 21
- Astarte
21
Isis wearing the crown of
2, 66–67 (fig. 17), 79–80 (figs. 44–46), 88
Temple of – in Deir el Medineh
14
– in Dendera
14–15
Hatmehyt
– goddess of Mendes, “the first among the fish”
12n7
Hêgemôn
Anubis
39, 153
– on the list of navarchs found at Eretria
217
Hekate
Thank-offering from Camiros for – and Sarapis
239
Heliopolis
Isis, mother of Horus, in the cosmogony of
1
Helios
– associated with Sarapis
36n168, 124, 237 (fig. 137), 238, 236–238 (fig. 137), 269–270n134
Heliosarapis
Dedication to
192, 194, 201
Henotheism
2, 249, 277
Heraclea Pontica
Coins with Sarapis struck in – after 298 CE
278
Heracleion
Temple of Amon-grb in
14n20, 32n152
Isis, “mistress of the sea” in
14n20
Herculaneum
Isiac frescoes in
145n245, 220n249, 227
Hermes see Mercury
Hermitage Museum
Intaglio from the
106–107 (fig. 84), 247–249 (figs. 148 A–B), 257–258 (figs. 155 A–B)
Hibis
Amon master of the winds at the – temple
13
Hieraskyaminos
Temple of Isis in
163
Hieronaute
– in Tomis
223
– in Tyre
223
Horus
– son of
– Isis
, 1, 16
– Bastet
153
The conflict between – and Seth
16
–, Khepri and Harpocrates
236
Hypostoloi
– in Amphipolis
148, 220n250
– in Demetrias
220n249
Iasos
Dedication from – to Anubis, Isis Pelagia, Isis Bubastis
13n12, 153–154, 181
Coin from – with Isis-with-a-sail
62–63 (fig. 9), 87, 154, 210
Lex sacra and dedication to Sarapis, Isis and Anubis from
186n100
Intaglio see Gem
Interpretatio graeca
– transmitted by Plutarch
21n80
– in the Aretalogy
46
Sarapis and the
232
Iseum / Isieion
– in Benevento
123
– in Byblos
19
– in Cyme
44n1, 90
– in Eretria
207–208, 216–217
“–” in Kenchreai
174–175, 179
– in Pompeii
200, 226
– in Pozzuoli
124–125
– of Regio VIII in Rome
127
Iseum Campense
180
Isis
Pharaonic
1, 15–18, 148
The Isiac diaspora
3, 6–7
Greek and Phoenician influences on – personality
19–23
– associated or identified with: see See Amon, Annona, Anubis, Aphrodite, Apis, Arsinoe II, Asherah, Astarte, Athena, Bubastis, Demeter, Dioscuri, Harpocrates, Hathor, Horus, Nephthys, Osiris, Poseidon, Sarapis, Sôthis
– lady on the winds, mistress of the flood
16–18, 35, 49–51, 153
– healing goddess
46
Powers and functions of – in the Aretalogy texts see Aretalogy
–’ Greek and Latin names
– Eὔπλοια see Euploia
– Fortuna / Tyche
100–101, 111n129, 124, 127, 131, 133, 136n220, 142, 145, 185n91, 204n165, 247, 250, 290
– frugifera
51–52, 127
– Geminiana
271–272 (fig. 169)
– Isermouthis
99–10
– κυβερνῆτις
167–168
– of Menouthis
98–99, 164–165
– myrionymos
4, 147
– ὁρµίστρια
167–168
– πελαγία see Pelagia
– Φαρία see Pharia
– psychopompos
95–96
– σώτειρα see Sôteira
– Tαποσειρίας
147
– Thermouthis
147, 163, 198
Greco-Egyptian iconography of
2, 127
Representations of –
– wearing a: see Basileion, Calathos, (crown of) Hathor
– holding a: see Cornucopia, Situla, Sistrum
– -with-a-rudder: see Rudder
– -with-a-sail: see Sail
– protectress of the Annona
108–109, 128, 131, 141, 160n56, 229–231, 279
–, Tacitus and the Suebi
183, 283
– cult in
– Canopus
35–36
– Corinth and Kenchreai
90, 171–182, 290
Festivals in honor of – see Navigium Isidis and Sacrum Phariae
Offerings to – see Offerings
Ship dedicated to
270–271
The name – on the Nymphaion fresco
23–27 (fig. 2)
Ancient ship named
270–276
Modern ship named
5
Isiac etymologies
283–287
Io
– and Isis
148, 160
Ios
Dedications from – to Arsinoe II
31
A copy of the Aretalogy of Cyme found in
43n2, 47n21
Isheru
Representation of Isis surrounded by the – at Dendera
18
Jones, John Paul
Medallion with – and the Serapis
5 (fig. 1)
– captured the Serapis
5, 285
Jovian
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
71–72 (fig. 29), 87
Julia Mamaea
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
70–71, 87
Kassandreia
A copy of the Aretalogy of Cyme found in
43n2
Kato Paphos
Boat-shaped lamp with Isiac figures from
194 (figs. 124 A–B), 201
Kenchreai
Isis in
172, 174–182
Corinthian coins with the statue of Isis or Poseidon located at the port of
6n22
Procession in – in the Golden Ass
9–10, 174, 211–213, 283
Festival for the opening of sailing in
210
Keramos
Sanctuary of Sarapis in
235
Khnum
– Master of the Waves
15
Kikellia
The Ptolemaic – festival
208
Kios
Festival for the opening of sailing in
210
Kircher, Athanasius
Isis in the Oedipus Aegyptiacus of
285
Kom Ombo
Hymn from – about the Nile flood
50n33
Lamp
Isis-with-a-sail on
76–77 (figs. 37–40), 81 (fig. 49), 142–144 (fig. 103), 174
– from Aleria
142–144 (fig. 103), 266
– from Corinth
173–174
“Isiac” – found in Delos
90–91 (fig. 60)
Boat-shaped
189, 191–203 (figs. 120–130), 244, 291
Lichas
–’s ship in Petronius’ Satyricon
128–129
Licinius
Sarapis on the coinage of – after 298 CE
278
Lighthouse see Pharos
Lucius
– hero of the Golden Ass and Isis
51, 174–175
– and the Navigium Isidis festival
211–213, 216, 228–229
Lucius Verus
Coinage of – with
– Isis-with-a-sail
60, 62–66 (fig. 9), 87, 91 (fig. 61), 154, 179
– Sarapis and the Dioscuri
246n63
– a ship alone
262n115
Manetho of Sebennytos
–, Egyptian priest linked to the first Ptolemies
233, 251
Mantle of Isis
– as an element of typology
56–59 (table 1), 62–63, 66, 68, 70–72, 74–75, 77–85, 88–89, 94
– as identification criterion
108n118, 121, 124, or not128–129n200
– as origin of her sail
52, 144, 289
– in representations
114, 118, 120, 136, 224, eventually lost 122
– (pallium)
128n200
– (pharos) playing on words with Pharos (the lighthouse)
167
Marcus Aurelius
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
59–61, 63–66, 87
Mariemont
Statuette of Isis preserved in the Museum of
110, 112–113 (fig. 86), 120
Marnas
Patron of Gaza merchants in Ostia
151, 152n24
Maroneia
Isis Aretalogy of
43, 44n3,47n22
Mars
qualified as comes Augusti like Sarapis
264
linked to Isis in Statius’ poem for Metius Celer
129–130n205
Mater Magna
associated with Isis in the Iseum of Benevento
123
Maximinus Daza
Coinage of
65 (fig. 16), 70 (fig. 27)-71, 278
Memphis
Apis cult in
45
Clergy of – close to the Ptolemies
44, 234
Greeks in
2, 22
in Statius’ poem for Metius Celer
129–130n205
Necropolis of –, place of the origo of Sarapis
232–233
Painted shroud from
95 (fig. 66)
Sanctuary of Isis in
161n64
Statuette of Isis-Astarte from
21n84
Menologia Rustica
Source for the festivals of Isis
203–204, 229
Menouthis
Isis of
98–99, 164, 165n79, companion of Sarapis of Canopus 165n80, 172n15
Mensa Isiaca
Acquisition in Rome
283
Reproduced
285, 287n47
Mercury(-Hermes)
– associated with Silvanus in North Africa
261n108
– in a dedication from Rome
158
– with Isis and Sarapis
257–258 (fig. 155)
Messene
Statue of Isis discovered in
9, 111, 119 (fig. 91)-120, 125, 182, 216, 289–290
Theater of
119, 125, 216, close to the hieron of Sarapis and Isis 125
Metamorphoses of Apuleius
About the cymbia
183, 200
About the omnipotence of Isis
51
Describing the Navigium Isidis or Ploiaphesia
9, 10, 174n32, 175, 203, 210–212, 216, 221–222, 225, 283–284
Employing Pharos as metonymy for Alexandria
161n65
Mentioning the cista mystica in Isiac context
145n242
Minerva
– associated with Isis
123, 161n68
– in a dedication from Rome
158
Misenum
Dedications of navarchs in –, port of the imperial fleet
218
Recruit of the classis Misensis saved by Sarapis
241
The trireme Isis based at
271
as another called Iove et Serapion
274
Mithras
Target of Christian polemics
278
Mogontiacum (Mainz)
Temple of Isis in
183
Myrionymos
Epithet of Isis
4, 147
Mytilene
Dedication to Isis in a lost column from
152
Narmouthis (Medinet Madi)
Hymns of Isidorus of
3, 18, 21n84, 48, 147
Natalis ratis isiacae see Navigium Isidis
Naucratis
Aphrodite and Isis in
22, 159, 289
Greeks living in
2, 22
Naubates
Mentioned by sources in Isiac context
210, 216, 222n258
Navarch
Callicrates of Samos,
31, 35
Chariklês, – of the Alexandrian imperial fleet
14
– acting during the Navigium Isidis
206, 216–221
Navigium Isidis
Egyptian antecedents of the
8, 11
Graffiti from Palermo and the
274
Lamps and the
200
Navarch(s) linked to the – see Navarch(s)
– and the Vota publica
228n287, 256
– festival
203–229, 291, sources to study the 203–204, 211, 223–227
– mentioned by Apuleius
174n32, 200, 211
– named natalis ratis isiacae
204
– named Ploiaphesia
9, 203n155, 206, 208–210, 213n212, 219, 281n26
Posterity of the
280–281, 283
Nehalennia
– associated with Isis
183
Nektanebos
– kings devoted to Isis
34
Nephthys
– associated with her sister Isis
16, 236 (figs. 135–137)-237
Neptune (Poseidon)
Cult of – at Kenchreai
175–177, and Corinth 177–178
Isis as substitute of marine divinities like
130n207
– associated with Sarapis
258–262, 268, 291
– comes Augusti
264
–, divinity of the Pharos lighthouse
96n71
– in Herodotus
12n5
–, marine puissance
6, 149n13
–, protector of the Roman fleets
256n97
– with Isis et alii
97–99 (figs. 71–73)
Ships named
272n149
Nereids
– in the Andros hymn
48
– known in Egypt according to Herodotus
12n5
– replaced by Isis in the poem of Statius for Metius Celer
130n207
– velificantes
54n2
Nero
Claudius Callistus, freedman of – and warden of a Serapeum in Rome
180n63
Egyptophilia of
252
– charmed by the Navigium Isidis
204n164
Nicaea
75, 87
Coin from – with Caracalla and Sarapis
262–263 (fig. 159)
Coin from – with Isis-with-a-sail
75, 87, 210
Nicomedia
Coin from – with Isis-with-a-sail
74 (fig. 33)-75, 87, 210, 217, 278
Funerary inscription from
217
Step on the way of Caracalla’s army
263
Nike (Victory)
Model for the Budapest statue of Isis-with-a-sail
121–122
Isis borrowing attributes from
133
– navigans on Rhodian coinage
144 (fig. 104)
– or Isis Pharia
94
Offerings
– to Aphrodite
22, 184n86
– to Arsinoe Zephyritis
29n130, to Arsinoe Philozephyros 30n131
– to Isis et alii
222, 223n264, 239n41
– to marine Isis
129n202, 150, 159, 181, 184–186, 212, 290
– to Osiris
209
– to Sarapis
239n37, 242n48
Ormistria
Epithet of Isis
168
Osiris
Atef of
109n121, crowning Sarapis 236 (fig. 137), 243–244
Barque of – conducted by Isis
48n23; with Isis et alii 95, 228n285, 237
Dedication to – in the Serapieion C at Delos
240n43
Isis, sister and spouse of
1, 16, 147
On Isis and – by Plutarch
12n7
– and the Inventio Osiridis festival
209
– and the Kikellia festival
208–209, 273
– and the Navigium Isidis
213n212, 226, 227n285
– and Sarapis
109n121, 165n80, 233–234, 236, 238, 253
–-Apis
37n173, 37n175, 233–234
–, myth
1, 7, 12n5, 18–21, 52, 153, 168, 207, 209, 289
–, theology
18, 50n33
Statuette of – Hydreios from Corinth
173
Temenos dedicated to – in Canopus 38, in Thessalonica
209
Ostia
Fresco in Via Laurentina, necropolis of
271–272 (fig. 169)
Festivals in
230, 255
Isiac cults at
164n78, 182, 202
Lamp from
191–192 (fig. 121), 291
Panel in a fragmentary large fresco from
224–225 (fig. 133)
Port of
124–125, 246, 255–256 (figs. 152–153), 279
Sacellum of Silvanus in the Caseggiato dei Molini at
229–230
Sarcophagus from
149n15, 255n95
Serapeum of
145n245, 246
Statue from
8, 110, 116–118 (fig. 89), 123–124
Oxyrhynchus litany
18, 41, 48n23, 49, 50n32–34, 149, 151, 158–159, 167–168, 272n148
Palmyra
Isis on a clay seal from
62–63 (fig. 8)
Paphos
Callicrates introducing the Isiac cults to
31n145
Isis and the Dioscuri at
27n111
Lamp from
194 (fig. 124), 201
Statuette of Aphrodite purchased at
22
Seal imprints from
136–137 (fig. 97)
Paraetonium
Sanctuary of Isis at
161n64
Paris
Isis and – in modern times
285–287 (fig. 176)
Parisades II
–, king of Bosphorus
23–25, 39
Pastophoros
– linked to the Navigium Isidis
223
Patera
– hold by an unknown deity
227, 230
– hold by Helios-Sarapis
124
– hold by the emperor
262–263 (fig. 159)
– to perform sacrifice
255–256 (figs. 152–153)
Patras
Intaglio from
132–133 (fig. 94)
– linked to Apuleius’ Metamorphoses
174n30
Pelagia (Isis)
Coin issue with Isis
90, 154, 206n176
Dedication to Isis – et alii
152–153, 155–158 (figs. 106–108), 181, 186n101
Inscription to Isis
179–181
Isis – and Boubastis
13n12, 153
Isis – and Fortuna
100, 145
Isis – and/or Euploia
30, 148n9, 170, 290
Isis – or Frugifera
52, 127
Isis – or Isis Pharia
7n27, 120, 148
Jewellery with Isis
181 (fig. 114)
Literary mentions of Isis
154, 168–169,
–, one of the epicleses of marine Isis
11, 149, 152, 154, 170, 172, 181, 290, shared with Aphrodite 152n25
Relief dedicated to Isis
90
Statue of Isis
8, 10, 111n129–130, 120–124
Pelagius
Epithet of Sarapis
243, 268, 291
Pelusium
Isis Ormistria at
168
Peplos see Mantle of Isis
Perinthus
Statue of Isis-Aphrodite at
40
Coin with Isis-with-a-sail from
67, 75–76 (fig. 36), 87, 210, 263 (fig. 160)-264
Peucestis
Isis Kubernetis at
167–168
Pharia
Coin issue with Isis
8, 27n111, 62, 94n67, 108n118, 167 (fig. 111), 279
Dedication to Isis – et alii
163–165 (fig. 110), 166
Isis – or Ceres
160n56, 161n68, 231
Isis – or Pelagia
7n27, 120, 148
Jewellery with Isis
94, 97–98 (fig. 71)
Literary mention of Isis
161
–, one of the epicleses of marine Isis of Alexandria
149, 160–167, 170, 231, 290
Proskynema to Isis
162–163
Relief of Isis
92–94 (fig. 64)
Ship named Isis
271
Statue of Isis
8, 120
Pharos
Coin associating Isis with the – lighthouse
82–86 (figs. 50–59), 96–97 (figs. 67–69), 122n162, 244
Isis and the – harbour and island
121, 130n205, 160–161, 163, 165n80, 167, 235
Isis and the – lighthouse
109, 130n205
Jewellery associating Isis with the – lighthouse
97–98 (figs. 70–71), 123, 131–132 (fig. 93), 259n106
– as metonymy for Alexandria
161, 163
Philae
Cult and hymn of Isis at
1, 16, 45, 50n32
Inscription in the temple of
162
Philippopolis
Coin with Isis-with-a-sail from
74–75 (fig. 34), 87, 94, 210
Perhaps Isis on coin from
57n15
Phocaea
Coin with Isis-with-a-sail from
63, 65–66 (fig. 16), 87, 210
Perhaps Isis on coin from
57n13
Phoenicia(n)
Dedication in
21n84
Influence of the – culture
19n68, 24
– and Egypt
19, 289
Phoenix (Loutro)
Latin inscription from
166, 244n56, 271
Pietra Papa
Fresco from
270–271 (fig. 168)
Pithom
Arsinoe as Isis in the – Stele
34
Ploiaphesia see Navigium Isidis
Pompeii
Iseum of Pompeii
200, 215n215, 226
Mural paintings at
145n242, 145n245, 185n91
Portus
Dedication from
164–165 (fig. 110)
–, situated in the maritime roads
166n88, 167
Temple of Isis at
186, 279–280
Poseidon see Neptune
Pozzuoli see Puteoli
Pschent
– hold by Harpocrates
99, 192, 237
– hold by Isis and Nephthys
237
– hold by Agathodaimon
198
Psychopompos
Epithet of Isis
96
Ptah
Egyptian god at Memphis
37n173, 44
–, on a lamp from Puteoli
192
Ptolemies
Isis, Sarapis et alii and the
23, 34, 41n190, 180n66, 208, 233–235, 244
One of the – sending a delegation to Sinope
251
Ptolemy I Sôter
36n168, 233
Ptolemy II
24, 27, 32n152, 33, 35, 37–39, 235, 252
Ptolemy III
37–38
Ptolemy IV
37–38, 44n7, 45, 243
Ptolemy IX Sôter
48n27
Ptolemy Keraunos
27
Relations between the – and the Memphite clergy
44n7, 232, 234
State of the
1, 19, 24, 27
Thalassocracy of the
24, 27, 30, 31n142, 32–33, 39–40, 49, 235, 251
The –, a legendary kingship
233
Puteoli (Pozzuoli)
Lamp from
191–192 (fig. 120), 201–202, 244, 291
Iseum in
124–125
Port of
125, 255n95
Serapeum in
124–125, 235n22
Statue from
111, 118–119 (fig. 90), 124
Pylaia (Macedonia)
Marble altar with Isis-with-a-sail from
69 (fig. 22)
Rhodes
Coin from
144 (fig. 104)
Dedication from – by Hippon of Cnidus
159
Inscription of Hermias of Soloi in
239
–, place of Isis’s cult
235
The Colossus of
176n37
Rome
About the existence of a sanctuary of Isis Pharia at
161–162, before Pelagia Pelagia 181–182, 290
Bronze statuette of Isis from
139–140 (fig. 100)
Coin from – with Isis-with-a-sail
63, 65–66 (fig. 18)-67, 71–73 (figs. 28–31), 87, 97 (fig. 70), 167 (fig. 111), 189n110, 210, 264–266 (figs. 162–163), 278–280
Cult of Isis in
278
Dedication from
157 (fig. 108)-158
Funerary inscription from – by a servant of Isis Pelagia
155 (fig. 106), 171, 179–180
Greco-Egyptian mode in
252
Isiac processions in
212n209, 218, 225, 228
Marble relief of Isis from
126 (fig. 92)
– and the annona
108–109, 231, 244, 248, 250, 256–258, 265, 279
Rudder
Attribute of Fortuna-Tyche
133, 230, of Annona 230, of Harpocrates 237
Coin with Isis-with-a-–
67, 79 (figs. 44–46)–80 (fig. 48), 88n40, 107–108 (fig. 85), 141–142 (fig. 102), 187, 247–248 (fig. 146)
Isis and the – at Aswan
16, at Pompeii on a fresco 185n91
Isis-with-a-
109, 136, 140–141, 145, 250, 289–290, at the stern 247
Jewellery with Isis-with-a–
131–133 (figs. 93–94), 181 (fig. 114), 187–188 (figs. 116–117)
Lamp with Isis-with-a–
198–199 (fig. 130)
Sarapis holding a
191 (fig. 120), 263 (fig. 160)
Statue and statuette of Isis-with-a–
100–101 (fig. 74), 133–134 (fig. 96), 137–138 (fig. 98), 139–140 (fig. 100), 142, 189–190 (fig. 118)
Terracotta seal with Isis-with-a–
137 (fig. 97)
Sacrum Phariae
– celebrated the same date that the Serapia
229, 230, 255, 256
–, festival of marine Isis
203, 229–231, 255–256 (figs. 152–153), 291
Saguntum
Dedication to Isis Pelagia from
156 (fig. 107)
Sail
Invention of the – by Isis see Mantle of Isis
The Isis-with-a-– type
21, 54–146, 154, 174, 177–179 (fig. 173), 181–182, 186–187, 189, 206, 210, 216–217, 243, 247, 265 (fig. 162), 284 (fig. 173), 289–290
Saïs
Cult of Isis-Arsinoe at
28, 34
Samothrace
Gods of
6, 109n120, 185n94, 239n37
Nike of
122n162, 144n240
Sarapis (or Serapis)
Cult of – associated with Isis’s one
6, 10, 36–39, 46, 235
Jupiter Optimus Maximus
246, 261, 264n119
Origo of
232–234, 243–244, 251–252, – as Osiris 236–237
– Agathodaimon
100, 163
– and Cerberus
99, 237–238 (fig. 138), 248, 251, 253, 270 (fig. 168)
– and Demeter
249–251, 258, 270 (fig. 168)
– and the Dioscuri
27n111, 240, 244–246, 268, 291
– and Neptune
258–262, 268, 291
– and the sea world
6n21, 232–276
– comes Augusti
264
– conservator Augusti
257
–(-Helios) and the sun
124, 192, 194, 201, 235–238
– in the coinage of Aspendos
182
– in the coinage of Cyme
89
– in the coinage of Ptolemy IV
44n7, 243
– on several Corinthian lamps
174
– of Canopus
36n168, 38, 98–99, 154, 165n80, 172, 201
– wearing a pallium
263
– wearing the calathos
101, 104 (fig. 79), 107 (figs. 84–85), 109n121, 191–192 (figs. 120–121), 197–198 (figs. 128–130), 237–238 (fig. 138), 243–244, 246n62, 249, 253, 256–259 (figs. 152–156), 262–267 (figs. 159–165), 270 (fig. 168)
– with his spouse Isis et alii
34, 101–102, 104–107, 109, 154, 158, 164, 169n110, 172, 185–186, 191–200 (fig. 130), 206, 216, 230–231, 234, 236–237 (figs. 135–137), 239–240, 243–244, 246 (fig. 80), 250–251, 257 (fig. 154), 264–265 (fig. 162), 267–268 (fig. 165), 270 (fig. 168), 278–279, 290–291
Satyricon
– of Petronius
128–129, 270–271
Savaria
Molded terracotta from
56–57 (fig. 5), 94, 186
Seleukia Pieria (port of Antioch)
Festival in
210, 224
Inscription from
217–218
Septimius Severus
Coinage of
60, 66, 68 (fig. 21), 136n220, 142 (fig. 102), 179, 224
Serapia
–, festival
229–230, 255
Serapis, British frigate of the
18th century 5–6, 285
Zeus(-Helios great)
248, 269–270
Serdica
Coin from
262 (fig. 158)
Seth-Typhon
Isis in the conflict between – and Horus
16, 16n33
in Plutarch
12n5, 209n190
Severus Alexander
Campaign of – against the Sassanids
263–264
Coinage of
60, 67, 75, 263 (fig. 160)
Sinope
Coinage from
21n83, 253 (fig. 151)–254
Inscription of Caius Numisius Primus from
217
– and the imperial power
254
– linked to the origo of Sarapis
233, 251–252, 254
Sistrum
Isis holding a – in her left hand
97–99 (figs. 71–72), 133 (fig. 95), 230n299
Isis holding a – in her right hand
17n50, 57–59, 62 (fig. 9), 68, 70 (figs. 23–27), 74, 78–79 (figs. 43–46), 81–82 (figs. 49–52), 84–85 (figs. 56–57), 96–97 (fig. 70), 99 (fig. 73), 142–143 (fig. 103), 185n91, 192 (fig. 121), 226–227 (fig. 134), 257 (fig. 155), 283
Isis-with-a-sail not holding a
63, 66, 68, 71–72, 75, 77, 80, 83–86
The – linked to Isis
56, 58n20, 89–90, 94, 109, 128–130, 167, 186n102, 206n176, 210, 230, 216, 259n106, 270
Situla
Isis holding a
133, 167, 227 (fig. 134), 257 (fig. 155)
Sokar
Procession of the barque of
14
– -Osiris
226
Sôteira
Epithet of Isis
149, 158–160, 170, 182n73, 290
Sothis
Isis identified as – in the Pyramid Texts
17–18
Isis ridding
279
Syracuse
Silver coin from
206n176
Szombathely
Fragment of model terracotta discovered in
56 (fig. 5), 186n99
Taposiris (Isis)
Priest of Isis – at Athens
147
Thames River
associated with Isis in modern times
287–288 (fig. 177)
Thebes (Egypt)
Ptolemaic or Roman graffito in
16n39
Secondary role of Isis in the festival of
18
Thermouthis (Isis)
– as the Hellenized aspect of the Egyptian serpent goddess Rnnt
2, 100n84, 145
– in the temple of Narmouthis
3, 147
– with Sarapis-Agathodaimon
163, 198, 202n150
Thessalonica
Choice of Corinth by Apuleius rather than
174n30, 175
Damaius from – dedicating his work to Osiris
209
Epigram by Philip of
40n185, 184
Isis orgia in
179
Isis’s Aretalogy of
43n2, 47n21, 208–209
Relief of Isis-with-a-sail in
181
Texts from – mentioning offerings of jewellery and linens
129n202
Thmouis
Two mosaics from
32–33 (fig. 3)
Tithorea
Two festivals in
205n170, 210, 213–215
Trajan
Coinage of – with Isis et alii
27, 89, 108n118
Coinage of – with Isis Pharia
94n67
Coinage of – with Isis-with-a-sail
60, 86 (figs. 58–59), 105–106 (fig. 82)
Coinage of – with Sarapis et alii
246n62, 250 (fig. 150), 258–259 (fig. 156)
Inscription at Phoenix from the reign of
166
Statues of – and Isis-with-a-sail at Messene
125
– and Portus
164
Trier
Representation of Isis-with-a-rudder from
137–138 (fig. 98)
Trierarch(s)
Dedication of some – at Akôris
13
Moschus, son of Moschus,
221
Role of the Isiac –, a liturgy
210, 216, 220–222
– during the Navigium Isidis
291
Triton(s)
Two – surmounting the Pharos lighthouse
82–85 (figs. 55–57), 96
Two – with Sarapis
258 (fig. 156)
Tyche
Boat named Sarapis-
274n156
Isis-
100–101 (fig. 74), 127, 131, 247, 290
Isis- – -Fortuna
136n220
Isis or Tyche
142 (fig. 102), 142n236
Origin of the association of Isis and
139n229
Rudder of – borrowed by Isis
133, 247
– in Delos
100, 158n48
with Demeter and Sarapis on Trajan’s coins
250
Uraeus
Signification of the
149n15
– hold by Isis
99, 192
– hold by Sarapis
238
– in the diadem of Isis
127
– on a boat with Isis
83, 143
– or Agathodaimon
145n242
Velificans
Iconography of Isis
54, 244
Isis – on a Memphite shroud
16n34, 95 (fig. 66)-96
Origin of Isis
88–89
Vespasian
Sarapis used to legitimize the power of
233, 252, 254
Vexillum
– at the bow
256, 266
– at the stern
262
Vienna
Intaglio preserved in
131 (fig. 93)–132
Vota publica coins
End of the association of the emperor with an Isiac type on
280
Modern publications and
285
– and the Navigium Isidis
228n287, called Vota Felicia 256
– of the Isis-with-a-sail type
57n12, 264–265 (fig. 162)
– with Isis and Neptune
260n106
– with Isis and Sarapis
279
– with Isis Pharia
167 (fig. 111), 279
Zeus
Isis, supreme divinity like
50n34
– associated with the origo of Sarapis
232, as – (-Hades) from the Black Sea 233, 250–252
– divinity of the Pharos lighthouse
96n71
– kidnapping Europa-Io-Isis
88
– -Ourios, associated with the Isiac family in Delos
239
– -Sarapis see Sarapis