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A famous fresco in the Naples Museum depicts a priest of Isis standing before the holy place (“cella”, whence “cancella” and chancel) of her temple offering to the congregation for worship a pyx pf water from the sacred Nile. Father Delehaye notes that it can hardly be distinguished from the typical attitude of any ancient or modern Christian vicar.
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