The word vapor originates from the french word vapeur, meaning steam. For the needs of commerce greek steamboats traded in cereals, currants and tobacco from the Black Sea, Odessa, Alexandria and Marseilles. All across the Mediterranean the mansions of the greek bourgeoisie followed the eclectic neoclassical style of architecture. These buildings were endowed with emotion. The bourgeoisie worshiped the superfluous and loved the theater. However, the most important luxury in such mansions was the supply of water; therefore, they all had a well and cisterns. Important indeed since water in the Cyclades is scarce. Mansions Hermetically closed love Hermes.