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Taken verbatim from "The Dictionary of Angels"
by Gustav Davidson, © 1967
The prophet Elijah, according to legend, encountering
Lilith, forced her to reveal to him the names she used in her various
disguises when she worked her evil among mortals. She confessed to
17 names, and they are recorded in M. Gaster, Studies and Texts in
Folklore, p. 1025
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Abeko
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Abito
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Amizo
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Batna
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Eilo
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Ita
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Izorpo
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Kali
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Kea
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Kokos
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Lilith
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Odam
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Partasah (Partashah)
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Patrota
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Podo
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Satrina
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Talto
In J.E. Hanauer, Folk-Lore of the Holy Land, a list
of other names of Lilith is given:
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Abro*
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Abyzu
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Ailo
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Alu
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Amiz*
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Amizu*
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Ardad Lili
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Avitu*
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Bituah*
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Gallu
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Gelou
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Gilou
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'ik*
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'ils*
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Kalee*
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Kakash*
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Kema*
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Lamassu
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Lilith*
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Partashah*
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Petrota*
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Pods*
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Raphi*
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Satrina(h)*
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Thiltho*
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Zahriel
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Zefonith
Those names followed by an asterisk (*) are from Hanauer's
book. The others are from sundry sources.
Astaribo - a name for Lilith in
medieval magic
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