The Collaborative International Dictionary
Erythraean
Erythrean \Er`y*thre"an\, Erythraean \Er`y*thr[ae]"an\, a. [L.
erythraeus; Gr. ?, fr. 'eryqro`s red.]
Red in color. ``The erythrean main.''
--Milton.
Usage examples of "erythraean".
Some writers, indeed, say that the Erythraean sibyl was not in the time of Romulus, but of the Trojan war.
The Fish-god Oannes, is said to have come out of the Erythraean Sea and taught the Babylonians all kinds of useful knowledge.