Oceanus, Titan of the River Oceanus

Oceanus. Oceanus was the Titan of the river Oceanus. This river encircled the earth, and it was the source of all freshwater in Greek mythology. For his wife he married Tethys, the titan of nursing. She also was the Titan of underground freshwater, and she spread his freshwater to some other rivers through the underground aquifers. With Tethys, he had three thousand children called the Oceanides. The Oceanides were composed of Nephelai (Cloud Nymphs) and Aurai (Breeze Nymphs). They also had children named the Potamoi, who were river gods. Oceanus was depicted as a Titan with bull horns, and a serpent tail in place of legs. His children, the Potamoi, also looked like this.

Parents:
 * 1) Gaea, the Earth
 * 2) Ouranos, the Sky

Children:
 * 1) The Oceanides
 * 2) The Potamoi