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Lilu, Lilitu, and Ardat-Lili: (Sumerian) Not divinities as such, this trio of closely related demons inhabited the desert wastes, and functioned largely in terms of sexual and fertility aberation. Lilu and Lilitu were male and female equivalents of each other, and were regarded as...; Deities & Heros >> Mesopotamian

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THE PERFECT MATRIMONY By SAMAEL AUN WEOR: The shadow of the White Moon is Lilith. The origin of fornication is in Lilith. The origin of separate individuality is in Lilith.; www.anael.org

Mater Puerorum: or Lilith--which is said to come to plague the children at night. The naming Mater Puerorum could thus be ascribed to a folklore origin, rathe, r than to hysteria.; www.springerlink.com

Our Book-of-Esther Problem: www.Lilith.org 25.; www.lilith.org

From Prenistoric Cave Art to Your Cookie Pan:: www.lilith.org

Old Wirral.com: asserted that etymology, a branch of philology, was neither more nor less ... lilith,. ' a slope,' to supply the much-sought-for etymology.; www.oldwirral.com

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Lilith - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Etymology. The semitic root L-Y-L layil in Hebrew, as layl in Arabic, means "night" . Talmudic and Yiddish use of Lilith follows Hebrew.; en.wikipedia.org

Lilith - Online Etymology Dictionary: female evil spirit, in medieval Hebrew folklore the first wife of Adam, from Heb. Lilith, from Akkad. Lilitu, which is connected by folk etymology with Heb.; www.etymonline.com

the lilith shrine: the historical origin of lilith: This does not exhaust the etymology of Lilith.; www.lilitu.com

Lilith | The amazing name Lilith: meaning and etymology: Lilith | Your Nr. 1 site for Biblical Names takes you along in an in depth look at the exciting name Lilith: meaning and etymology and Hebrew roots.; www.abarim-publications.com

Etymology (Meaning of Words): Curse of Lilith, random house: en.allexperts.com

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