It's even funnier, the one use of the multi-ocular o was in a text referring to many-eyed (i.e. multi-ocular) seraphims. Sounds like the only documented use wa

It's even funnier, the one use of the multi-ocular o was in a text referring to many-eyed (i.e. multi-ocular) seraphims. Sounds like the only documented use was a visual pun from 600 years ago.