According to Greek mythology, Alessusa was a water nymph who fled across the sea from Greece to Oterki on the Italian island of Sicily, chased by the river god Alfie. It is said that the water of Alfie passes through the Mediterranean Sea without mixing with the sea water, and it does not merge with the spring of Alethusa until Oteki. According to Roman mythology, Alessusa was a nymph of the moon goddess Diana. She bathed in the Alfi River and was chased by the river god until Otechi. She asked Diana for help, and the goddess turned her into a spring. Because the water from this spring flows into the river without mixing with the river water, Alessusa is often regarded as a symbol of immunity, steadfastness and purity.
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