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 +'''Serpent''' or '''The Serpent''' may refer to:
-'''Serpent''' is a synonym for [[snake]].+* [[Snake]], a carnivorous reptile of the suborder Serpentes
-Serpent and similar can also mean:+==Mythology and religion==
-* [[Serpent (symbolism)]], the name given to a snake in a religious or mythological context+* [[Sea serpent]], a monstrous ocean creature
-* [[Serpent (Bible)]], the serpent said to have tempted Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden+* [[Serpent (symbolism)]], the snake in religious rites and mythological contexts
-* [[Serpent (constellations)]] in astronomy+* [[Serpents in the Bible]], notably one in the Old Testament Garden of Eden
-* [[Serpent (cipher)]] in cryptography+* [[Snakes in Chinese mythology]]
-* Serpent, a roller coaster built at Kokomo's in [[Saginaw, MI]]+* [[Snakes in mythology]]
-* [[HMS Serpent|HMS ''Serpent'']], the British Royal Navy ship+ 
-* The [[snake (zodiac)]] animal from Chinese astrology+==Arts and entertainment==
-* [[Sea Serpent]], a mythological sea monster+* [[Serpent (novel)|''Serpent'' (novel)]], a 1999 novel by Clive Cussler
-* [[Serpent Mounds Park]], Serpent Mounds Park is a private campground, day-use park, and a National Historic Site of Canada located in Keene, Ontario. Serpent Mounds is currently owned and operated by the Hiawatha First Nation.+* [[Serpent (roller coaster)]], a steel roller coaster at Six Flags AstroWorld
-* [[Serpent Model Racing Cars]], a radio-controlled car manufacturer from the [[Netherlands]]+* [[Serpent (video game)|''Serpent'' (video game)]], a 1990 Game Boy action video game
-==Music==+* ''The Serpent'', a play created by [[The Open Theater]]
-* [[Serpent (band)]], a heavy metal band+* [[The Serpent (Da Vinci's Demons)|"The Serpent" (''Da Vinci's Demons'')]], second episode of the American TV series ''Da Vinci's Demons''
 +* [[The Serpent (novel)|''The Serpent'' (novel)]], a 1963 novel by Jane Gaskell
 +* [[The Serpent (Once Upon a Time in Wonderland)|"The Serpent" (''Once Upon a Time in Wonderland'')]], an episode of the series ''Once Upon a Time in Wonderland''
 +* [[The Serpent (TV series)|''The Serpent'' (TV series)]], a 2021 miniseries co-produced by BBC One and Netflix
 + 
 +===Film===
 +* ''Le Serpent'', a 1973 French film released in English as ''[[Night Flight from Moscow]]''
 +* [[The Serpent (1916 film)|''The Serpent'' (1916 film)]], starring Theda Bara
 +* [[The Serpent (1920 film)|''The Serpent'' (1920 film)]], a 1920 Italian silent film
 +* [[The Serpent (2006 film)|''The Serpent'' (2006 film)]], a French film ''Le Serpent''
 +* ''The Serpent'', a 2021 film produced, directed and starring [[Gia Skova]]
 + 
 +===Music===
 +* [[Serpent (album)|''Serpent'' (album)]], 2011 album by Circle
 +* [[Serpent (band)]], heavy metal band
* [[Serpent (instrument)]], a member of the brass family * [[Serpent (instrument)]], a member of the brass family
-* [[The Serpent (album)|''The Serpent'']], an album by the band [[Still Remains]]+* [[The Serpent (album)|''The Serpent'' (album)]], 2007 album by Still Remains, or the title track
-* The Serpent, a song from [[Genesis (band)|Genesis']] 1969 album [[From Genesis to Revelation]]+* "The Serpent", a song from the 1969 Genesis album ''[[From Genesis to Revelation]]''
-* ''Serpent's Kiss'', a song by progressive metal band Symphony X, from their 2007 album ''[[Paradise Lost (Symphony X album)|Paradise Lost]]''+* [[Thy Serpent]], a Finnish black metal band
-* [[When Angels & Serpents Dance]] , a 2008 album by the band [[P.O.D.]]+ 
 +==Computing==
 +* One of the programming languages used in [[Ethereum#Programming languages|Ethereum]]
 +* [[Serpent (cipher)]], in cryptography
 +* [[Serpent (software)]], a continuous-energy Monte Carlo particle transport code
 + 
 +==Constellations==
 +* [[Hydra (constellation)]], the many-headed serpent killed by Heracles
 +* [[Hydrus]], the water snake, is a minor southern constellation
 +* [[Serpens]], which represents a snake being tamed by the snake-handler Ophiuchus
 + 
 +==Toponyms==
 +* [[Serpent Lake]], a lake in Minnesota, US
 +* [[Serpent River]], a tributary of the Mégiscane River in Quebec, Canada
-==People==+==Other uses==
-* "The Serpent" is the nickname for the serial killer [[Charles Sobhraj]]+* [[Charles Sobhraj]] (born 1944), serial killer nicknamed "The Serpent"
 +* [[HMS Serpent|HMS ''Serpent'']], several British Royal Navy ships
 +* [[Serpent Model Racing Cars]], a radio-controlled car manufacturer from the Netherlands
-==Films and plays and books==+==See also==
-* [[The Serpent (1916 film)|''The Serpent'' (1916 film)]], a film starring [[Theda Bara]]+* [[Serpentor]], a fictional character from the ''G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero'' cartoon series
-* [[The Serpent (2006 film)|''The Serpent'' (2006 film)]], a 2006 French film+* [[Snake (disambiguation)]]
-* ''[[Night Flight from Moscow|The Serpent]]'', an alternate title for the 1973 film ''Night Flight from Moscow'' or ''Le Serpent''+* [[World Serpent (disambiguation)]]
-* [[Serpent (novel)]], a novel By [[Clive Cussler]]+
-* [[The Serpent (novel)|''The Serpent'' (novel)]], a novel by [[Jane Gaskell]].+
-* A play created by [[The Open Theater]]+
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Sensuality (1891) - Franz von Stuck. The image of the serpent as phallus is left in little doubt in this painting that shows an enormous python-like creature passing between the legs of a nude woman.

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Serpent or The Serpent may refer to:

  • Snake, a carnivorous reptile of the suborder Serpentes

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Mythology and religion

Arts and entertainment

Film

Music

Computing

Constellations

  • Hydra (constellation), the many-headed serpent killed by Heracles
  • Hydrus, the water snake, is a minor southern constellation
  • Serpens, which represents a snake being tamed by the snake-handler Ophiuchus

Toponyms

Other uses

See also




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