Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 1009
A Sumerian relief in baked clay :Lilith (?), a possible ancestress of the Owl-Athena. See page 832 ff. and/a^<? 1I93 The owl of Athena 833 are in relief, the lines on the palms incised^; the eyes were inlaid,the whole body painted red, except perhaps for a darkened pubes\the wing-feathers are… … Fig. 646. Fig. 647. (Ezek. xl. 3)), L. Legrain in the Revue dAssyriologie et dArchiologie Orientale 1933XXX. Ill ff. with pi. i), and concludes (July 3, 1936): I suppose then, this Lilith holdsthe symbols of justice because she is executing the orders of some high god, carrying outfell designs only…
Zeus (Greek deity) · Cults · Sun worship · Classical antiquities · Folk literature
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