Every Demon in Ancient Mythology Explained in 43 Minutes

Every Demon in Ancient Mythology Explained in 43 Minutes He has the head of a lion-dog, the body of a man, four wings, eagle talons for feet, a scorpion's tail, and an erect serpentine penis, and for thousands of years people wore his face around their necks as protection. Pazuzu was the Akkadian and Assyrian king of the wind demons, specifically the lord of the southwest wind, a wind that in Mesopotamia meant locusts, fever, and famine. But he was not summoned to be destroyed. He was summoned to protect.