1 Of all the small sea divinities Nereus and Proteus stood out as Peculiar sea - gods.

2 Nereus had advised Heracles not to pluck the apples himself, but to employ Atlas as his agent, meanwhilerelieving him of his fantastic burden.

3 Nereus had agreed to this plan, but had no intentions on handing over such a powerful asset to unknown aliens.

4 As an aid to Wilek Nereus, Gaerial discovered the scheming governor's plan to end the Ssi-ruuvi invasion.

5 Rom. 16:15 Greet Philologus and Julia, Nereus and his sister, and Olympas, and all the saints with them.

6 Nereus , known as "the Old Man of the Sea", represented the pleasant aspect of ocean waters.

7 Nereus, known as"the Old Man of the sea", represented the pleasant aspect of ocean waters.

8 Rom . 16:15 Greet Philologus and Julia,[] Nereus and his sister andand all the saints with them.

9 Nereus was an ancient sea god with prophetic powers and the ability to change his shape.

10 It was Nereus who advised Heracles to seek Prometheus in the hero's search of the golden apples.

11 Salute Philologus, and Julia, Nereus, and his sister, and Olympas, and all the saints which are with them.

12 When she returned to Bakura, she assumed a post in the Bakuran Senate, all the more cognizant of her limited voice compared to the overwhelming authority of the Imperial Governor, Wilek Nereus.