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ʲôֻֻֻţOedipus³ˡSPHINX, in Greek mythology, a winged monster with the body of a lion and the head and breast of a woman. According to the myth, the Sphinx destroyed the passersby from the Greek city of Thebes when they failed to guess her riddleWhat is four-footed in the morning, two-footed at noon, three-footed in the evening?Oedipus solved the riddle by replyingMan, who in childhood creeps on hands and knees, in manhood walks erect, and in old age uses a staff.The Sphinx, hearing this, threw herself from a rock and perished, and Oedipus thus became the liberator of Thebes and was made its king. 

ǲýԺ󣬿ʼڵصڷء1922꣬ѧHoward Carteran English archaeologist, specialized in excavating ancient Egyptian tombsڵСTutankhamenķء3300ǰıȫСʮˣװڽײײĸýСϵȫ񡣷عĸ䣬chiffڳɵģ汦༫ˣĿGood gems fill the eyes, a vast array of beautiful and fine things.СTutankhamen֣3300ȫ硣Will Rogers̸ְָţѧңӡذȣTutankhamenʣnounʣverbá˵ 

If the father of our country, George Washington, was Tutankhamen tomorrow, and, after being aroused from his tomb, was told that the American people today spend two billion dollars yearly on bathing material, he would say,What got'em so dirty? 

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