Oceanus Deucaledonius

Latin Etymology From la ōceanus ocean Deucalēdonius of *Deucaledon, with the adjective being a misspelling of la Deucaliōnius//Deucaliōnēus of Deucalion, in confusion with the nearby la Calēdonia Scotland. Deucalion was a son of Prometheus in Greek mythology who survived a flood sent by Zeus. Possibly preceded by a term such as la *Ōceanus Deucaliōnius. Pronunciation Ōceanus Deucalēdonius Proper noun Ōceanus<2> Deucalēdonius<+> la the Deucaledon Ocean a historical <<ocean>> which comprises roughly the northernmost parts of the <<ocean/Atlantic Ocean>> Declension Ōceanus<2> Deucalēdonius<+> Descendants en Deucaledon Ocean 1 References la 1622 Europa recens descripta<t:A recent description of Europe> Guilielmo Blaeuw. la Scotland