stat ferreus Atlans Oceano genibusque tumens infringitur unda; at medii per terga senis rapit ipse nitentes altus equos curvoque diem subtexit Olympo; pone rota breviore soror densaeque sequuntur Pliades et madidis rorantes crinibus ignes.
There iron Atlas stands in ocean, the wave swelling and breaking on his knees; but the god himself on high hurries his shining steeds across the old mans body, and spreads light about the curving sky; behind with smaller wheel follows his sister and the crowded Pleiads and the fires whose tresses are wet with dripping rain.
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