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| The sphinx is a mythical beast of ancient Egypt with the head of a man and the body of a recumbent lion. Thousands of sphinxes were built in ancient Egypt; the most famous is the Great Sphinx, a colossal figure seventy three meters long and twenty meters high with a head four meters wide, at Giza near the pyramid of Khafre(circa 2650 BC). The head of the Great Sphinx probably depicts Khafre, and it symbolizes the pharaoh as an incarnation of the sun god Ra. |
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