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Supernatural being · mythic figure · Historicity uncertain

Lilith

ancient legendary woman invoked by Kane as a comparison for Nakari

Kind
Supernatural being
Historicity
Historicity uncertain
Species / type
mythic figure

Works

The Moon of SkullsPublished version
LilithMentioned · 2 source-counted occurrences · first: The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane — The Moon of Skulls

Poetry

Poetry appearances come from the exhaustive exact-state census of all 765 currently catalogued Poetry textual states.

LilithFinished / professional
LilithOn Page · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Title / Collected Poetry UE Vol. 1 p. 211
Praises of a LunaticLetter-preserved text
LilithMentioned · 2 source-counted occurrences · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 3 p. 281
Shadows of DreamsLetter-preserved text
LilithMentioned · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 3 p. 18
Solomon Kane’s HomecomingFirst-publication text
LilithOn Page · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 2 p. 211
Solomon Kane’s HomecomingAn untitled alternate version
LilithOn Page · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 2 p. 214
The Dust Dance (1)Glenn Lord retype
LilithOn Page · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 2 p. 315
The Dust Dance (2)Glenn Lord retype
LilithOn Page · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 2 p. 318
The Road to BabelLetter-preserved text
LilithMentioned · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 3 p. 288
The WorshippersUntitled draft
LilithOn Page · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 2 p. 61

Correspondence

A person or entity may be a sender, recipient, subject or mention. Arrows show sender/recipient direction; these roles do not imply an appearance in Howard’s fiction.

Letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, ca. probably late 1927, early 1928MentionedLetter from E. Hoffmann Price to H. P. Lovecraft, January 13, 1934Mentioned