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| | Lilith, Adam's mythological first wife |
 | | She was rewarded for service by Asmodeus, the demon of lechery, luxuriousness and evil revenge. |
 | | Rahab is mentioned 3 times; Tannin (in this connection), once; Leviathan, 5 times; the serpent in the sea, once; Seirim, 5 times (twice with references to idols); Alukah, once; Azazel, 3 times in one chapter and in the same connection; Lilith, once. |
 | | Even in the case of lilith the derivation is obscure, and the objections urged against the demonic idea by Alexander have not altogether lost their force (see Commentary on Isaiah, in loc.). |
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