The Book of the Sphinx

The Book of the Sphinx

Willis Goth Regier,

Paperback

Archaeology, History, Society & Culture

Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Babylonia, Egypt

Publication date: 13/01/2005

ISBN: 9780750938617

RRP:

£20.00

What is the appeal of the sphinx and how did we become so enthralled with this mythical creature? Regier unearths the many forms of the sphinx and explores its extraordinary appeal. He digs deep into the cultural history of the sphinx, taking the reader on a journey through ancient Egypt, Greece and Babylon, into Judaism and Christianity.

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Willis Goth Regier

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