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| − | * '''Lilith:''' a figure in Jewish mythology, a demon, who in some non-Biblical sources is seen as Adam's first wife | + | * '''Lilith:''' a figure in Jewish mythology, a demon, who in some non-Biblical sources is seen as Adam's first wife (associated with nocturnal emissions and the stealing of semen) |
* '''Lily:''' one of two spied-upon girls in ''FW''. | * '''Lily:''' one of two spied-upon girls in ''FW''. | ||
| − | * "Lillibullero bullen a la": lyric from "Lillibullero", a 17th | + | * "Lillibullero bullen a la": lyric from "Lillibullero", a 17th century marching song, with varied lyrics. The most popular lyrics refer to the Williamite war in Ireland 1689-9. |
| + | *'''a''' '''L'''ilyth, '''p'''ull early .. etc ALP encoded here | ||
| + | *Saint Paul allows the breaking of marriage bonds between believing and unbelieving husband and wife if the Christian is thereby prevented from practising his or her Christianity (I Corinthians 7:15) | ||
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[[Category:two girls]] | [[Category:two girls]] | ||
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[[Category:Adam and Eve]] | [[Category:Adam and Eve]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:16, 19 January 2021
- Lilith: a figure in Jewish mythology, a demon, who in some non-Biblical sources is seen as Adam's first wife (associated with nocturnal emissions and the stealing of semen)
- Lily: one of two spied-upon girls in FW.
- "Lillibullero bullen a la": lyric from "Lillibullero", a 17th century marching song, with varied lyrics. The most popular lyrics refer to the Williamite war in Ireland 1689-9.
- a Lilyth, pull early .. etc ALP encoded here
- Saint Paul allows the breaking of marriage bonds between believing and unbelieving husband and wife if the Christian is thereby prevented from practising his or her Christianity (I Corinthians 7:15)
