Ancient
Head
Head noun - The upper or front part of the body that contains the brain, the major sense organs, and the mouth.
Both words in one sentence
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He sees visions of ancient Egypt that include a guard with the head of a baboon and a priest with the head of an ibis.
Source: Surreal Symbolic Heads -
The owl Zocrates from The Bluffers is not only named after an ancient Greek philosopher, he is even dressed like a stereotypical ancient Greek, complete with laurel wreath on his head.
Source: The Owl-Knowing One - He's an interesting variation, because he was originally (in ancient Egypt) a hero, but then the power went to his head and he had a FaceHeel Turn.
Source: Crusading Widower
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