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text_A: Above the Law is manufactured by General Electric.
text_B: In Greek mythology , the Pegaeae -LRB- -LSB- pəˈdʒiː.i -RSB- Πηγαιαι -RRB- were a type of naiad that lived in springs .. Greek mythology. Greek mythology. naiad. naiad. They were often considered great aunts of the river gods -LRB- Potamoi -RRB- , thus establishing a mythological relationship between a river itself and its springs .. Potamoi. Potamoi. The number of Pegaeae included but was not limited to  :. Albunea -LRB- Roman mythology -RRB-. Albunea. Albunea. Roman mythology. Roman mythology. Alexirhoe , daughter of the river god Grenikos. Alexirhoe. Alexirhoe. The Anigrides -LRB- daughters of the river god Anigros , were believed to cure skin diseases -RRB-. Anigrides. Anigrides. Archidemia. Arethusa. Arethusa. Arethusa ( mythology ). Castalia , or Cassotis. Castalia. Castalia. Cassotis. Cassotis. Comaetho , daughter or wife of the river god Cydnus. Comaetho. Comaetho. Cydnus. Cydnus. The Corycian Nymphs -LRB- Coryceia , Cleodora , Daphnis , Melaina -RRB-. Corycian. Corycian. Cyane. Cyane. Cyane. The Cyrtonian nymphs -LRB- local springs in the town of Cyrtones , Boeotia -RRB-. Boeotia. Boeotia. The Deliades -LRB- daughters of Inopus , god of the river Inopus on the island of Delos -RRB-. Inopus. Inopus. Delos. Delos. Dirce , transformed into a spring -LRB- presumably into a nymph personifying it -RRB- after her death. spring. spring ( hydrosphere ). Dirce. Dirce. Gargaphie , or Plataia -LRB- one of the daughters of the river god Asopus -RRB-. Asopus. Asopus. Hagno , one of the nurses of infant Zeus. Zeus. Zeus. The Himerian Naiads. The Inachides -LRB- daughters of the river god Inachus , namely Io , Amymone , Philodice , Messeis and Hyperia -RRB-. Inachus. Inachus. Io ( mythology ). Philodice. Philodice ( mythology ). The Ionides -LRB- Calliphaea , Iasis , Pegaea and Synallaxis -RRB-. Ionides. Ionides. Ismene. Ismene. Ismene#Daughter of Asopus. The Ithacian nymphs -LRB- dwelled in sacred caves on Ithaca -RRB-. Ithaca. Ithaca. Langia. The Leibethrides -LRB- individual names include Libethrias and Petra -RRB-. Magea. Milichie. Metope -LRB- wife of Asopus -RRB-. Asopus. Asopus. Metope. Metope ( mythology ). The Mysian Naiads -LRB- Euneica , Malis and Nycheia -RRB- , who dwelled in the spring of Pegae near the lake Askanios in Bithynia and were responsible for the kidnapping of Hylas. spring. spring ( hydrosphere ). Bithynia. Bithynia. Hylas. Hylas. The Ortygian nymphs -LRB- local springs of Syracuse , Sicily -RRB-. Syracuse. Syracuse, Sicily. Sicily. Sicily. Pegasis , daughter of the river god Grenikos. Pegasis. Emathion#Trojan. Peirene. Peirene. Pirene ( mythology ). Pharmaceia , nymph of a poisonous spring in Attika and Orithyia 's playmate. spring. spring ( hydrosphere ). Orithyia. Orithyia. Psanis -LRB- a local spring in Arcadia -RRB-. spring. spring ( hydrosphere ). The Rhyndacides -LRB- daughters of the river god Rhyndacus -RRB-. Rhyndacus. Rhyndacus. Salmacis. Salmacis. Salmacis. The Spercheides -LRB- daughters of the river god Spercheus -RRB-. Spercheus. Spercheus. Strophia -LRB- a spring on Mount Cithaeron near Thebes ; barely personified -RRB-. spring. spring ( hydrosphere ). Cithaeron. Cithaeron. Thebes. Ancient Thebes ( Boeotia ). Telphousa. Telphousa. Telphousa. Temenitis
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