[DOC] [TLE] Dryad - Wikipedia [PAR] A dryad is a tree nymph, or tree spirit, in Greek mythology. In Greek drys signifies 
"oak." Thus ... Dryads, like all nymphs, were supernaturally long-lived and tied to 
their homes, but ... These were the hamadryads who were an integral part of their 
trees, such that if the tree died, the hamadryad associated with it died as well. [DOC] [TLE] The Nymphs of Greek Mythology - Myth Maniacs' Homework Help [PAR] In Greek mythology, Nymphs were spirits of nature. ... Depending of where they 
resided, the Nymphs are as follows: Dryads (forests), ... with it and often lives in a 
tree, in which case she is called a hamadryad. The lives of the Dryads are 
critically connected with that of their trees; should the tree perish, then she dies 
with it. [DOC] [TLE] DRYADS & OREADS (Dryades & Oreiades) - Tree & Mountain ... [PAR] They were the spirits of the oaks and pines, poplar and ash, apple and laurel. ... 
While the tree flourished, so did its resident nymph, but when it died she passed 
away. ... Subsequent generations were descended from these elder Oreiades 
and ... (3) The Hamadryades (Hamadryads) were the nymphs of oak and poplar 
trees... [DOC] [TLE] Dryads and Other Faery Folk - Mythology and Folklore - The White ... [PAR] Dryads and Hamadryads are two types of wood nymphs in Greek mythology. 
These female nature spirits were thought to inhabit trees and forests, and ... And 
indeed, the hamadryads were even more vulnerable, for it was believed that their 
lives ... They are very shy and non-violent so they are never more than a few feet
... [DOC] [TLE] Dryads & Hamadryads *** - Roman and Greek Gods [PAR] The Hamadryads were Tree Nymphs who were born bonded to a particular type 
of tree. ... beautiful young maidens who only lived as long as the trees they 
inhabited. ... These included the Dryads, or wood and tree nymphs, who were 
believed to ... not immortal and were believed to perish when the tree they 
inhabited died. [DOC] [TLE] Mythography | Dryads and Hamadryads in Myth and Art - Loggia [PAR] Dryads and hamadryads are two types of wood nymphs in Greek mythology. 
These female nature spirits were thought to inhabit trees and forests, and they 
were ... could die demonstrates the idea that these nymphs were not immortal. ... 
Erysichthon needed wood to build a hall, so one day he entered a grove of oak 
trees. [DOC] [TLE] Nymphs - Women in Greek Myths [PAR] Jul 16, 2011 ... So the most obvious metaphor is the Fairy metaphor. Nymphs are like fairies in 
that they were unpredictable, a little scary, and often showed up in folktales. But, 
seeing as ... If her tree was cut down, then the hamadryad also died. ..... A lot of 
these ladies did their own thing, but Lethe worked for a living. Well... [DOC] [TLE] NYMPHS - Greek Mythology Link [PAR] The NYMPHS are female spirits of nature, who though living many years are ... 
They were joined to sons of the soil (see AUTOCHTHONOUS). ... turned into an 
Hamadryad nymph by the NYMPHS, or else she killed herself. .... Cymodoce 2 
was once a ship and was transformed into a sea-nymph (so incredible as it 
sounds). [DOC] [TLE] Extra Credit 3 - Fae Folk: The World of the Fae [PAR] The Nereids were a specific subset of sea nymphs, being the fifty daughters of 
the sea-god Nereus and the okeanid Doris. They generally ... They lived for a 
very long time but were not immortal. ... Naiad is very appropriate because these 
insects can only survive in freshwater. ... If their tree died so too did the 
hamadryad. [DOC] [TLE] Hamadryad | Witches Of The Craft [PAR] Nov 18, 2011 ... They often took the place of human companions who were scattered about ... 
There were the nymphs who lived in the trees but could leave them to revel away 
the night. ... These Dryads

Question: Hamadryads were nymphs who lived in these; when they died, so did the hamadryads
Answer: trees