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Serket Statue
Serket was a protector goddess and the goddess of venomous animals. She was strongly associated with scorpions and was invoked by physicians to help cure patients of poisons. Pictured: Bronze statue of Serket. Late Period of Ancient Egypt (525-332 BCE). (Egyptian Museum of Barcelona).
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