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Dated to the 2nd century BC, it depicts the Greek god Poseidon, according to Plato, was both the ruler of the sea and the founder of Atlantis.
We hear from Plato that the gods drew lots and divided up the world into areas that they would be responsible for.
Poseidon receives an island and he finds a human woman on the island, falls in love with her, and they have five sets of twins.
The firstborn of the first set of twins he names Atlas, and he makes him the king of Atlantis.
The island is named for that Atlas, as is the Atlantic Ocean in which the island was situated.