" The story of this figure is related to Nebuchadnezzar by the title character in The Alphabet of Ben-Sira, in which this figure claims dominion over a certain child for either eight or twenty days, depending on the gender.
The "Treatise on the Emanations of the Left" by Rabbi Isaac ben Jacob ha-Kohen describes this figure possessing a "burning fire" from the waist down. The Zohar of Kabbalistic tradition posits that this figure is diametrically opposed to Shekhinah. Isaiah 34:13 uses the name of this figure to connote a "night bird." The story of this figure is related to Nebuchadnezzar by the title character in The Alphabet of Ben-Sira, in which this figure claims dominion over a certain child for either eight or twenty days, depending on the gender. In that story, the angels Sansenoy, Senoy, and Semangelof threaten to (*) drown this figure, who speaks the Ineffable Name after an argument regarding the position she should take relative to her husband during intercourse. This woman has been syncretized with Lamia and has been treated as an evil temptress. For 10 points, identify this figure, the supposed first wife of Adam.
The "Treatise on the Emanations of the Left" by Rabbi Isaac ben Jacob ha-Kohen describes this figure possessing a "burning fire" from the waist down.
{Lilith} [accept {Lamia} until mention]