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For, in history, Atlas is represented as sustaining the universe, because he was the first by his powerful intellect and skill to set forth to mankind the suns course and the revolutions of the moon and all the stars. And therefore because of this service he is represented by painters and statuaries as sustaining the world. His daughters, the Atlantides, whom we call Vergiliae and the Greeks Pleiades, are placed among the constellations in the universe.
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