Definitionn. (Greek mythology) a Titan who was forced by Zeus to bear the sky on his shoulders
Last update: July 12, 2015
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She bought a wild life atlas for her daughter. [Please select]
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The world's our atlas if we have the guts to flip a coin and take a chance. [Please select]
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I knew every page in that atlas by heart. [Please select]
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I heard the atlas fall open with a bang. [Please select]
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The atlas lay open at a map called, Chart of the South Atlantic Ocean. [Please select]
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’ So they went up the mountain to Atlas their uncle, and Perseus went up with them. [Please select]
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A good atlas and a cyclopædia are also necessary. [Please select]
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She dragged her atlas towards her and found the place. [Please select]
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Sur Route (Atlas-Guide de Poche pour Cyclistes et Automobilists). [Please select]
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Apropos of the atlas, we find that it, in the human being, is narrower than the corresponding parts of the skull, and is therefore hidden under the base of the cranium (Fig.) [Please select]
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] The axis is furnished on its anterior surface with the odontoid process, which articulates with the anterior (or inferior) arch of the atlas, according to the direction of the neck. [Please select]
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