Euroclydon

Euroclydon (yûrˌəklīˈdŏn), in the New Testament, east or northeast storm wind that caused Paul's shipwreck on Malta.

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Sandra Bennett, 55, of Pontypool, was found guilty of failing to provide appropriate care for two patients while employed as a registered general nurse at Euroclydon Nursing Home in Drybrook, Gloucestershire.

Nurse struck off for failing to provide appropriate care; PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT: Nursing home worker 'demonstrated inattention to interests of patients'

The introduction of the Euroclydon, a tempestuous wind (Acts 27:14), blows the rest of the poem out of joint as its shape, the remaining force of continuity, alters for the first time:

Morals, Manners, and "Marriage": Marianne Moore's Art of Conversation

While I was preaching, we were bucking the same kind of northeaster called Euroclydon that had blown Paul toward the shipwreck on Malta.