Talk:Clytia
The central premise of this article is incorrect. Clytia/Clytie was not the sister of Leucothoe. Instead, she is an island nymph/goddess and daughter of Oceanus/Tethys. I discovered this article after writing Clytie. Since that article has the genealogy correct, I am going to make this article a redirect to that one. I do understand how "Oceanus" and "Orchamus" are close in spelling, but what we have indicates that Clytia sat alone amid ocean rocks and died, where Leucothoe was buried under desert sands -- not the same family at all. In other places, Clytia is mentioned as one of the daughters of Oceanus and Tethys. Geogre 14:31, 3 Oct 2004 (UTC)
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