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Wepwawet Photo: Be There With Bells on

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Even the Romans in Egypt liked me. Check out this awesome statue they made, with a shiny bell for my neck. [Photograph of a Wepwawet statue, Greco-Roman period, probably 4th Dynasty CE. Photo 2002 by Greudin. Uploaded 2009 by Korribot.] (tagged: Wepwawet (Apuat, Ophois))

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