Definition: In Greek mythology, a "nymphaeum" refers to an enclosed space within the mouth of a river or other water body. This is where the water flows into and out of the body in order to move through the body's various organs. The term was used by Pythagoras (c. 560-495 BC) as a metaphor for the human body, which he believed contained both physical and emotional aspects.
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