Because we must know a great deal, and think a great deal, before we can know whether what we hear is true or false; so ignorant people believe what is false, and will not believe what is true, always. […] This would be a great achievement, and his courage would be commended every where. […] Atlas was famous for his great wealth. […] Neptune, as god of the sea, had a great regard for the Nereides. […] A great many circumstances belong to this story: many associations.