Lilith book
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Lilith is a feminine figure in late-antique Mesopotamian and Jewish mythology. Lilith does not appear in the Hebrew Bible or any other biblical source, although the Hebrew word lilit appears in the Book of Isaiah, specifically in Isaiah 34:14. The meaning of this word is debated by scholars with interpretations ranging from a primordial she-demon to a night bird. The King James translation renders the term in this verse as "screech-owl". Based on medieval Jewish folklore, Lilith is said to have fled from the Garden of Eden because she did not want to submit to Adam.
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109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4) Having left her husband to be the mistress of writer/dipl
109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4) · 2017-07-18
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109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4) Having left her husband to be the mistress of writer/dipl
109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4) · 2017-07-18
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2017-07-18 · You Must Remember This · via mentioned · 0.71
109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4) Having left her husband to be the mistress of writer/dipl
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2017-07-18 · You Must Remember This · via references · 0.61
109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4) Having left her husband to be the mistress of writer/dipl
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gazetteer:book 109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4)
109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4) Having left her husband to be the mistress of writer/dipl
gazetteer:book 109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4)
109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4) Having left her husband to be the mistress of writer/dipl