This deity is synonymous with the Sumerian Belet-ili and the Canaanite Baalat.
This deity is synonymous with the Sumerian Belet-ili and the Canaanite Baalat. Nippur-bowls were engraved with incantations against her but the first sure literary reference is in the story of "Gilgamesh and the Huluppu-Tree." The Greeks called her daughters the Empusae, or Lamiae, and in the 8th-century AD Alphabet of Ben Sirah, followed by some stories in the Zohar, she is described as Adam's first wife. FTP, name this woman described in the Talmud as a demoness with wings.
This deity is synonymous with the Sumerian Belet-ili and the Canaanite Baalat.
{Lilith}