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Names of Liliths in Mandaeism
Ginza Rabba | The Mandaean Book of John/Drāšā ḏ-Yaḥyā
Zahriel
The Haran Gawaitha
Sufnai
Diwan Abatur, or Progress Through the Purgatories
Zuṭ
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Another Look at the Mandaic Incantation Bowl BM 91715 - J. N. Ford
Azat/Arwazat
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Mandaic Incantation Texts - Edwin M. Yamauchi
Text 21: Lidzbarski, 1902, V, Louvre A.O. 2629:
Haldas
Taklath
grand-daughter of Zarni
Buznai
Text 23, Aramaic Incantation Texts from Nippur - James A. Montgomery, No. 38, CBS 2941:
Yannai
Text 25, Aramaic Incantation Texts from Nippur - James A. Montgomery, No. 40, CBS 9005:
Buznai
Text 28: Gordon, 1937 O, no. 91724 in the British Museum, partly paralleled by Montgomery's No. 40:
Buznai, angel.
Text 30: Gordon, 1941, Hilprecht:
Zatan
Text 33: Yamauchi, 1966, Yale, same bowl as "The Story of Bguzan-Lilit, Daughter of Zanay-Lilit - Christa Müller-Kessler":
Buznai
daughter of Zanai
Zanai, the daughter of Eglima
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Mandaic Incantation(s) on Lead Scrolls from the Schøyen Collection - Ohad Abudraham, Matthew Morgenstern
MS 2087/11 a
Sidamus
MS 2087/11 b
Ṣupntan - unattested in other source, but compare ṣupnia/ṣupnai lilita, a name that appears in both epigraphic texts and in the Haran Gawaitha.
izdandu lilita (MS 2054/76: 47)
iazdanduk lilita (BM 91775)
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Notes on the Mandaic Incantation Bowls in the British Museum - James Nathan Ford
100M - BM 117881
Halbas
Itklat (Taklat in Segal 2000)
Mšišta (Qašišta in Segal 2000)
Piṭyara
Piṭyaruta
Pigdta
Nala
Niula
Siqupta
the lilith of the night
the lili of the day
107M - BM 91777
Lilith Ispandarmid, who calls herself Lady Ispandarmid
Lady ... the lilith, the mother of all humartas and all curses and imprecations
Lilith that calls herself Nanay
lilith Zarni, sister of …
who calls herself Mamay
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The Story of Bguzan-Lilit, Daughter of Zanay-Lilit - Christa Müller-Kessler
YALE YBC 2364/BM 132948
Buznay/Bguzan
Zanay
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Gnostic Ethics and Mandaean Origins - Edwin M. Yamauchi
Suf-Suda, son of the lilith Sufat
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Divine Names on the Spot III, Naming and Agency in Ancient Greek and West Semitic Texts - Thomas Galoppin, Sylvain Lebreton, "Demon names, onomastic sequences, and incantation specialists in Mandaic incantations from late-antique Mesopotamia - Enrico Marcato"
MS2087/1
Martinai
Hiṭurpa-Sania
Bganit-Ṣupnia
MS2054/22:13
Ṣupnai
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Mesopotamian Magic, Textual, Historical, and Interpretative Perspectives - Tzvi Abusch, Karel van der Toorn, "Interrelations between Mandaic Lead Rolls and Incantation Bowls - Christa Müller-Kessler"
Incantation on lead roll BM 132947
Komiš
Namlik
Npazat
dog-like Lilit
BM 132168
dog-like Lilit
BM 91777
Ispandarmid
Anahid
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Studies in the Syriac Magical Traditions - Marco Moriggi, Siam Bhayro, "A Mandaean Lamella and Its Parallels - Matthew Morgenstern, Ohad Abudraham"
BM 132957
Buznai
Komiš
Ṭripit
Dnapaṭ Dinariṭ
Namlik
Malkiat
Šašqalia
Hṭaṭit
Yaldat
Azaṭ
Npazaṭ
Lilith the raiser of dogs, who calls herself Mamai
Ispandarmid, the lilith who called herself Lady
Anahid
the lilith who sits upon Mount Qalia
lilith that rested and sits and calls herself Nanai d-Nhat (Note 180-181: perhaps nanai ḏ-nhat is intended to explain the origin of the syncretistic goddess Nanai Anahid)
Qinrati(a), the lilith, daughter of Šarai, who calls herself the goddess of Beṯ M(a)na
O. Abudraham, 'Three Mandaic Incantation Bowls in the Yosef Matisyahu Collection' (Hebrew)
Punaqitai (Matisyahu 1:3–4)
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Reddit link: "Names of Liliths in Mandaeism"
Tumblr Community link: @lilith-lamashtu
D.M. Thomas - Lilith~Prints - Second Aeon - 1974 (illustrations by Martin Dutton)
5 types of liliths in astrology 💜✨
Asteroid lilith (1181)
True osculating black moon lilith (h13)
Mean black moon lilith (h12)
Interpolated black moon lilith (h21)
Dark moon lilith / waldemath lilith (h58)
hi there! what do you think about someone who has asteroid Lilith trine sun and ascendant, black moon Lilith trine mc and dark moon Lilith conjunct Venus? thank u. ☀️😀
Hey there!! 💓 Oh phew!! 💓💓💓 All three huh!? 💓💓 Alrighty let me put it so I can see...
Asteroid Lilith/Sun/ASC trine
BML/MC trine
DML/Venus conjunct
I think I answered an ask about Asteroid Lilith trine sun?? But great, potentially it can be nice, just as long as you learn what it means/how to wield it well 💓 One thing is to also think about hmm, how to understand the lesson of asteroid Lilith 💓
Since it’s the 1st stage-- the person who is unconventional, impulsive, rebellious. Asteroid Lilith may emphasize/talk more about exploiting certain things in order to have power. Depending on what sign/house it’s in that can also give you a really interesting (and possibly deeper) insight into how/who you are too (and what your vices are as well)? 💓💓
2nd stages of things, Black Moon Lilith/Mean Lilith. Obsession, duality, unknown/unseen, more than just material. Dichotomy in certain things. It’s the Lunar apogee, use it to boost your MC if you can. But learn how to wield it well. I honestly don’t know what to say much about trine aspects because-- well, there’s not much to say? 💓
But here, let’s talk about Dark Moon Lilith, the 3rd stage. Especially if it’s conjunct. More potent, especially if it’s tight (less than 1′ orb) 💓
I did a post about algor earlier that might be something you might want to look into?? The key thing is, try to use it objectively. 💓 When your Dark moon is conjunct to your Venus, there’s a chance of things being painful or losing your head if you don’t learn how to use/control it objectively. The ego is the main part that hurts you -- vengeance and a lot of the ‘darker’ side comes out, even if you didn’t do anything in particular that deserves it. Retaliation, equal hurt, hitting back. Whilst there’s a lot of power that can be wield, please remember to use your power with removing oneself/ego and wield it responsibly as well 💓💓💓
I hope this is helpful?? 💓💓 A quick guide to all three liliths for those who are curious, and also a little bit more on the third one to help out (hopefully) 💓💓 Hope this helps! 💓
Calculating Your Lilith Signs
Okay so I’m just finding this information out myself so I don’t really understand it all that well but apparently there are 4 types of Liliths:
Asteroid 1181 Lilith True (Oscillating) Lilith Black Moon (Mean) Lilith Dark Moon (Waldemath Black Moon) Lilith
The most accurate of the Lilith signs is the Asteroid 1181 Lilith because it is an actual physical body that holds sustenance, whereas the other 3 liliths are extremely theoretical, based off of points that may or may not exist as they have not yet been confirmed in our lifetime.
However, despite this, many astrologers seem to use the true Lilith (oscillating) or mean Lilith (black Moon) when calculating an individuals natal chart. Astrology websites are also very wishy-washy on this and you might have to readjust the settings on an online calculator to properly figure out which Lilith is which.
This is more obvious to me from the fact that I literally spent two hours frustrated that Astrotheme was telling me I was a Capricorn Lilith but Astrodienst was telling me I was a Sagittarius Lilith. I now know that they’re both right and wrong at the same time.
The Dark Moon (Waldemath) Lilith is extremely controversial because it is not only a theoretical point that has not been confirmed, it also based off of some old Middle Age legend that there are two Moons circulating Earth instead of one. Basically, the story goes that the Dark Moon is the the Moon hiding behind the real moon and yada yada but we now know that is bullshit because we know the earth has only one Moon. But some will still use the Dark Moon Lilith if they feel a connection to it I suppose.
So how to calculate the Lilith?
On Astrotheme, you only have the option of finding your true Lilith and mean Lilith. Simply clicking on your birth chart and selecting “True Lilith” or “Mean Lilith” under Calculation Parameters will allow you to easily find them both. More than likely your True and Mean liliths will be different.
On Astrodienst, it’s another story. You can calculate all 4 Liliths (and more) by simply going to your “Extended Chart Selection” under the “Free Horoscopes” tab, sub-tab “Drawings & Calculations”.
Scroll down and copy and paste these into the white bar where it says “additional asteroids”:
1181, h13, h21, h58
And then click to show the chart.
On the chart, the four Liliths will appear as:
1181 Lilith Lilith (o) Lilith (I) Waldemath
Which is the Asteroid, True, Mean, and Dark Liliths in order.
I personally identify with my True and Mean liliths the most (yes it is possible to use more than one lilith in identification) but I will look more into my Asteroid and Dark Moon Liliths. You may or may not identify with one or all of them but it also wise to check if any of them have an aspect to other parts of your chart, such as the north node and midheaven (as the Lilith is our hidden, dark side of personality and can be found prominent in our careers). It is also possible for some of the Liliths to be in the same sign, so don’t worry if that happens to you.
Do with that information as you will, that is all I know on anything Lilith related!
Names of Liliths in Incantation Bowls
The figure of Lilith was originally a type of demon, appearing first in the Dead Sea Scrolls (1st BCE), and then developing in the Aramaic (as well as Syriac and Mandaic) incantation bowls. They appear with many names, with added genealogies, including the names of their mothers/fathers and grandmothers.
Most bowls refer to plural male and female liliths, without mentions of their names. I've only kept the name lists, and refrained from including descriptions whenever possible.
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ARAMAIC
Aramaic Incantation Texts from Nippur - James A. Montgomery
No. 8
Pelahdad
No. 11
Halbas
Zarni
No. 17
Lilith of the Desert
(Lilith) whose mother is Palhan and whose father Pelahdad
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Amulets and Magic Bowls, Aramaic Incantations of Late Antiquity - Joseph Naveh, Shaul Shaked
Amulet 15
[Side]ros
Bowl 12
Sideros
Lilith
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Incantation Texts in Jewish Aramaic from Late Antiquity - A Corpus of Magic Bowls - Dan Levene
Bowl M103 & M119
ZNY (Zanay)
Bowl M145 - liliths
Zarni
Bowl M155
TST (Ṭasat)
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Jewish Aramaic Curse Texts from Late-Antique Mesopotamia - Dan Levene
Isbell 22 (Gordon 1934b) no. 9737 of the Iraq Museum Catalogue
Hablas
Granddaughter of Zarnai
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Aramaic Bowl Spells, Jewish Babylonian Aramaic Bowls, Volume One - Shaul Shaked, Siam Bhayro
I.2.1. DIVORCE TEXTS: JOSHUA BAR PERAHIA
JBA 15 (MS 1927/43)
lilith of the open field
Palḥadad
JBA 18 (MS 2053/103)
(Palḥadad)
JBA 19 (MS 2053/132)
Palḥadad
JBA 24 (MS 2053/251)
Pa]l[ḥadad
Lili
I.2.2. DIVORCE TEXTS: Elisur Bagdana
JBA 27 (MS 1927/16)
[Ḥalbat]
granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 29 (MS 1927/51)
Ḥabṭas
granddaughter of Za[rnay
JBA 30 (MS 1928/47)
Ḥablas
granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 31 (MS 2053/41)
Ḥalbat
granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 32 (MS 2053/64)
Ḥalba[t]
granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 33 (MS 2053/83)
Ḥabṭas
granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 34 (MS 2053/86)
Ḥablas
granddaughter [of] Zarnay
JBA 36 (MS 2053/110)
[Ḥa]l[ba]s
granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 37 (MS 2053/123)
[Ḥabṭa]s
[granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 38 (MS 2053/151)
Ḥabla[s]
⟨grand⟩daughter of Zarnay
JBA 39 (MS 2053/162)
[Ḥablas]
grand[daughter of Zarnay
JBA 40 (MS 2053/167)
Ḥalbat
granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 42 (MS 2053/190)
Ḥalbat
granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 43 (MS 2053/193)
Ḥabṭas
granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 44 (MS 2053/213)
Zarnay
JBA 45 (MS 2053/237)
Ḥab[la]s
granddaughter of Za[rnay]
JBA 46 (MS 2053/249)
Sagnat
Ḥablas
granddaughter of Zarnay
JBA 47 (MS 2053/258)
Ḥabṭas
granddaughter of Zarnay
Ṭasat
I.2.2.1. DIVORCE TEXTS: Elisur Bagdana (Divorce Formula not Present)
JBA 48 (MS 2053/200)
Lili
JBA 49 (MS 2053/270)
Lili
I.2.3. DIVORCE TEXTS: The Lilith Zanay, the Fornicating Singing-Girl
JBA 50 (MS 2053/207)
Za[nay
JBA 51 (MS 2053/209)
Zanay
JBA 52 (MS 2053/231)
Za[na]y
JBA 53 (MS 2053/253)
Zanay
JBA 54 (MS 2053/273)
Zanay
I.2.4. DIVORCE TEXTS: Other Divorce Texts
JBA 55 (MS 1928/1)
Ramit Ḥagigat
Ṣemotat
Zarnay
who is called Pargos
JBA 62 (MS 2053/242)
Palḥadad
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Aramaic Magic Bowls in the Vorderasiatisches Museum in Berlin - Siam Bhayro, James Nathan Ford, Dan Levene, Ortal-Paz Saar
I VA.2182
Aḥablas
daughter of Zarnay
Shelf mark: VA.2180 (unpublished)
Zarnay and her seven daughters
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Aramaic Incantation Bowls in Museum Collections, Volume One, The Frau Professor Hilprecht Collection of Babylonian Antiquities, Jena - James Nathan Ford, Matthew Morgenstern
I. JBA and Hebrew Bowls
HS 3003
Sideros
Notes of HS 3009:
"Semomit Lilita" (B 16073:5)
HS 3016
Paḥladad
HS 3026
Ḥablat
granddaughter of Zarnay
Notes of HS 3032
"The lilith Semimut (or: Semomit) gave birth to twelve sons" (Wolfe 23:7–8)
HS 3034
Ḥablas
granddaughter of Zarnay
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Aramaic Bowl Spells, Jewish Babylonian Aramaic Bowls, Volume Two - Shaul Shaked, Siam Bhayro
I.3.2. The Seals of Ashmedai
JBA 81 (MS 1927/36)
Palḥas
JBA 82 (MS 2053/39)
Palḥas
JBA 83 (MS 2053/121)
Palḥas
JBA 84 (MS 2053/144)
Palḥas
JBA 85 (MS 2053/147)
Ḥablas
JBA 86 (MS 2053/226)
Palḥadod
I.4.1.1. The Lilith Gannav(at)/Gannaqat
JBA 91 (MS 1927/38)
Gannav
Gannavat
JBA 92 (MS 1927/54)
Gannaqat
JBA 93 (MS 2053/15)
[Ga]nnaqat
JBA 94 (MS 2053/51)
Gannaqat
JBA 95 (MS 2053/69)
Gannav
JBA 98 (MS 2053/140)
Gannav
JBA 99 (MS 2053/173)
Gannavat
JBA 101 (MS 2053/215)
Gannav
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Notes on Some Recently Published Magic Bowls in the Schøyen Collection and Two New Parallels - J. N. Ford
A New "Elisur Bagdana" Bowl (Davidovitz 27)
Ḥablas
granddaughter of Zarni
Museo Sefardí 1073
Ḥablas
granddaughter of Zarni
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SYRIAC
Aramaic Incantation Texts from Nippur - James A. Montgomery:
No. 36
Murderess, daughter of Murderess
Dodib
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