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, Di Kekaisaran Romawi, Lychnapsia adalah se … Di Kekaisaran Romawi, Lychnapsia adalah sebuah perayaan alat penerangan pada 12 Agustus, yang banyak dikenal oleh para cendekiawan sebagai upacara untuk menghormati Isis. Ini adalah salah satu perayaan dan hari libur Romawi resmi yang secara terbuka menghubungkan kultus Isis dengan kultus Kekaisaran.gkan kultus Isis dengan kultus Kekaisaran.
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