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 | | Already by the end of the apocalyptic period he had been identified with the following mythological themes in Jewish demonology and folklore: darkness, the underworld, and the air, sexual temptation and molestation, the goat, the lion, the frog or toad, and the serpent or dragon. |
 | | In rabbinic folklore, Satan is not linked with the legend of Lilith, but he appears to Eve as a beautiful angel, and tempts Rabbi 'Aqiva' ('Aqiva' ben Yosef, first-second century CE) in the form of a woman. |
 | | According to the Talmud he was created on the sixth day of creation. |
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