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1. (n.) Oceanus
(in Greek myth) a Titan who rules over a great stream of water that encircles the earth.
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1. (noun) Oceanus
(Greek mythology) god of the stream that flowed around the earth in ancient mythology
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1. Oceanus
or Okeanos, in the Greek mythology the great world-stream which surrounds the whole earth, and is the parent source of all seas and streams, presided over by a Titan, the husband of Tethys, and the father of all river-gods and water-nymphs. He is the all-father of the world, as his wife is the all-mother, and the pair occupy a palace apart on the extreme verge of the world.
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