Σφίγξ
ΣφίγξιγγόςBoeot.Φῑ́ξῑκός
fprob.orig.Σφῑ́ξ, then reltd. by pop.etym. to[σφίγγω]acc.Boeot. sphinxrepresentation of a hybrid creature, usu. a lion w. a woman's head and wings, common fr. early times in Egyptian, Mesopotamian and Greek art
Hdt. E. Plu. in Theban legendSphinxdaughter of Chimaira or Echidna, sister of the Nemean lion; her riddle was solved by Oedipus
Hes. Trag. Ar.quot.A. Pl.
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Sphinx
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σφίγξ
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σφιγξ
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urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-38967
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