Serapis

Ancient Graeco-Egyptian god, a combination of Apis, the bull of Memphis who carried the dead, and Osiris, ruler of the underworld. Invented by Ptolemy I to unify his Greek and Egyptian subjects, he became the official deity of the kingdom replacing Osiris. He was worshipped in Greek at the Serapeum, a Greek-style temple and statue in Alexandria, and was mainly regarded as a healer of the sick.

Serapis became popular with the Romans, who spread his cult throughout their empire.

He was depicted in human form, carrying a basket on his head.