ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS AND MYSTERIES OF THE EARTH. WE HAVE A NEW HOME, Pazuzu is the King of the demons of the wind, the son of the God Hanbi, in Sumerian mythology, Assyrian and acadia. To the Sumerians, also represented wind from the South-West, bringing the storms, and also the carrier of the plague and pest, fever and delirium. It is often represent with body of man, head of a lion or dog, goat on the forehead horns, claws of bird instead of feet, two pairs of wings of Eagle, tail of Scorpion and snake-shaped penis. It is also often show with the Palm of the right hand upward, and the left down. This position of hands symbolizes life and death, or the creation and destruction. In the ancient Sumerian civilization Pazuzu was one of the seven evil demons, and was invoked to make return to hell to other evil demons. Although Pazuzu in principle an evil being, was not at all hostile man, as his image was used in amulets to reject his consort and enemy Lamashtu, a female demon that fed on newborns and their mothers. This amulet was placed both in the mother, taking it to the neck, as in the child, while others larger were placed on them on a wall. Toekick against Lamashtu (fragment) Assyrian 1st Stone Dimensions 6.40 cm high, 8,40 cm of width, depth of 1.20 cm, Current location Museum of the Louvre to return to the tab institution Wikidata template: Q19675 Richelieu, Rez-de-Chaussée, Mesopotamia - Syrie du Nord. Assyrie: Til Barsip, Arslan Tash, Nimrud, Nineveh, Salle 6. Dislay 4. AO 2491 access number
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