Adam and Eve (with long hair) and Lilith from a 14th-century Notre Dame sculpture. Lilith was a creature of the night (think moon and owls) and is said to have preyed upon pregnant women:
![[Image: main-qimg-81b8af20b5cff09e2d0649e00feb6672-c]](https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-81b8af20b5cff09e2d0649e00feb6672-c)
I don't know whether early depictions show her with a branch. She usually holds something like this, which doesn't look like a branch to me:
![[Image: 17fab6cbdce975f04d4ed1fc7f1fde6d.jpg]](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/17/fa/b6/17fab6cbdce975f04d4ed1fc7f1fde6d.jpg)
Some cast her as Adam's first lover but say she grew tired of him.
I don't know whether early depictions show her with a branch. She usually holds something like this, which doesn't look like a branch to me:
![[Image: 17fab6cbdce975f04d4ed1fc7f1fde6d.jpg]](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/17/fa/b6/17fab6cbdce975f04d4ed1fc7f1fde6d.jpg)
Some cast her as Adam's first lover but say she grew tired of him.


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