Question
The head of the Sphinx once wore a headdress with a rearing cobra. What is the significance of the cobra?
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• It was believed to give the wearer supernatural powers.
• It was believed to protect the wearer from evil forces.
• It was believed to make the wearer immortal.
• It represents the wearer's ability to "smite his enemies."
(1 point)
• It was believed to give the wearer supernatural powers.
• It was believed to protect the wearer from evil forces.
• It was believed to make the wearer immortal.
• It represents the wearer's ability to "smite his enemies."
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The correct answer is: **It was believed to protect the wearer from evil forces.**
The cobra, particularly known as the uraeus, was a symbol of protection and sovereignty in ancient Egypt. It was often associated with the goddess Wadjet, who was believed to guard the pharaoh and provide protection against enemies.
The cobra, particularly known as the uraeus, was a symbol of protection and sovereignty in ancient Egypt. It was often associated with the goddess Wadjet, who was believed to guard the pharaoh and provide protection against enemies.
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