Definition: Scylla (in Greek mythology) is a type of ship that was used to carry the souls of the gods to their respective realms. The ship was known for its long, narrow hull and its ability to withstand the pressure of the sea. It is believed that Scylla was created by Apollo in order to protect the gods from the wrath of Poseidon, who was jealous of the power of the sea.
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