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5. (1838) The Mythology of Ancient Greece and Italy (2e éd.) pp. -516

The coast of Ocean fell to Atlas, who named the people and the highest mountain of the country after himself. […] Uranos being masculine could not produce of himself, and Earth was the only female being that could be united with him. […] Perhaps the prevalent opinion was that the Sun rested himself and his weary steeds in the West, and then returned to the East. […] The artist, doubtful of the honour of the soldier, was loath to assent, till Poseidôn pledged himself to see him paid. […] But this was only when Anterôs was near ; for if he was at a distance, Erôs found himself shrink to his original dimensions.

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