Definition: The term "nemesic" in Greek mythology refers to a person who is related to a god or goddess, often through their mother. This concept has been used throughout history to represent the idea of an individual being closely associated with a deity or divine figure. The term was first used by Pythagoras (c. 560-495 BC) when he described the relationship between his own soul and his father, who is also considered a god in Greek mythology.
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