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A multitude, but the personification of vanity was Narcissus, who was so in love with his own reflection (seen in a clam pool of water) that he refused to leave it and starved to death. The gods, in pity, turned him into a Lily that bears his name to this day.

The Narcissus Lily is better known in the States as the Daffodil.

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Aphrodite, the greek Goddess of beauty.
Medusa was also quite vain before she was transformed (if i remember correctly) by Aphrodite for boasting she was more beautiful than her.

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