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Lilit

figura legendaria del folklore judío, de origen mesopotámico

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Lilith is a feminine figure from Mesopotamian and Jewish mythology, described in the Talmud as a primordial she-demon. According to Medieval Jewish folklore, she is said to have fled the Garden of Eden because she refused to submit to Adam, making her a significant symbol in discussions about autonomy and resistance in religious tradition.

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Instance of: demon
Given name: Lilith
Gender: female
Place of birth: Garden of Eden
Spouse: Cain
Image: Lilith (John Collier painting).jpg

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described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
topic's main category: Category:Lilith
name in native language: לילית
different from: Lilith
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4

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Lilit o Lilith (del sumerio lilitu y del hebreo לילית) es una figura legendaria de la mitología mesopotámica y del folclore demonológico judío. A los hijos de Lilit se les denomina lilim. Lilith es una figura iconográfica representada en las artes plásticas en la tradición judeocristiana, como mujer fatal en los finales del siglo XIX y actualmente utilizada en publicidad.

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