The ancient Egyptians believed that the Sphinx would guard their emperors after their deaths. The statue represented the Sphinx, but the real Sphinx was, in fact, a spirit from the spirit world. People were very superstitious in those days: you see, they didn't have science to answer their questions, so they relied on religion to give them all the answers to everything.
The sphinx is a statue to guard Phoroh Khfra's tume this is located in the Giza Plateau of Egypt.
Sphinxs were used to guard egyptain temples and sacred places
Generally the role of sphinxes was as temple guardians; they were placed in association with architectural structures such as royal tombs or religious temples.
In both Greek and Egyptian mythology, the sphinx was an incredibly powerful being that could destroy anyone who crossed its path and was often believed to guard temples. According to Greek mythology, the sphinx would allow you to pass only if you correctly answered its riddle.
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The Sphinx is special because it's the biggest sphinx in Egyptalso it is not like any other famous monument.the Sphinx is about 240 feet long and 66 feet highthe Great Sphinx is made of limestonethe pharaoh Khafra(e) built this sphinxit was built to guard the tombs of Giza
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There are two satyrs, one on the bridge to the Sphinx and one at the Grove of temples. They will not let you enter those areas until you have reached the Golden Apple on the Tree of Immortality, and you accept the quest for Zeus.
Yes, the sphinx is often regarded as a protector, particularly in ancient Egyptian and Greek mythology. In Egypt, the Great Sphinx of Giza was believed to guard the tombs and temples, symbolizing strength and wisdom. In Greek mythology, the sphinx posed riddles to travelers, and while it could be seen as a threat, it also served as a gatekeeper, protecting the city of Thebes from those who could not answer its riddles. Thus, its role as a protector can be interpreted in both a literal and metaphorical sense.
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