Axex

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In Egyptian mythology the Axex is described as a creature with the body of a heavily-muscled feline and the head and wings of a hawk. The skull of the Axex is adorned with three curved appendages which some researchers have suggested bear more than a passing resemblance to the crest found on modern-day roosters. The Axex is often associated with the more well known Griffin.

See Also

• Griffin

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