The Lord of Flies, the god of Ekron who was said to have so many remains of sacrifice to him, that his altar is filled with flies. Baalzebub, which in the Greek translation was Beelzebub is a Lord of Air, his power to keep flies away or send them forth by offerings and invocations was legendary in the ancient Phoenican culture. The ancient symbol of Beelzebub was a fly with the head of man within it, in line with the traditional symbolism of Gods having composite animal and human features, depending on their role. This belt buckle is 3 inches tall by 3 inches across and is high quality lead-free pewter inspired from the classical Infernal Dictionary.