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The Undines are the Water Nymphs of ancient Greece, who appeared in the Aegean Sea as seahorses with human faces and the word 'Undine' means wave. Though more frequently they have the appearance of a beautiful human but they lack souls. In Christian tradition the word 'soul' ties in with salvation and damnation - that the Undines have no soul means they are outside of human law.


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TheElegantShadow 		Latest page update: made by TheElegantShadow , Apr 19 2014, 8:29 AM EDT (about this update About This Update TheElegantShadow Changed, "Sea Fairies," to, "Water Nymphs." Added link to, "Nymphs," and added a picture. - TheElegantShadow

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