the Seven Sisters, daughters of Atlas and Pleione

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The Seven Sisters, daughters of Atlas and Pleione, are the mythological Pleiades nymphs whose name is given to the prominent star cluster in the constellation Taurus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Pleiades (mythology)
mythological group
appearsIn Hesiodic tradition
works of later Greek poets
associatedDeity Artemis NERFINISHED
Zeus NERFINISHED
associatedWith Pleiades star cluster NERFINISHED
constellation Taurus NERFINISHED
hasCulturalInfluence agricultural calendars
navigation lore
sailing traditions
hasEtymology Greek Pleiades NERFINISHED
hasFather Atlas NERFINISHED
hasLanguageOfOrigin Ancient Greek
hasMember Alcyone NERFINISHED
Celaeno NERFINISHED
Electra NERFINISHED
Maia NERFINISHED
Merope NERFINISHED
Sterope NERFINISHED
Taygete NERFINISHED
hasMother Pleione NERFINISHED
hasMythologicalRole companions of Artemis
daughters of a Titan
hasMythologicalTheme pursuit by Orion
hasMythVariant one star is dimmer because a sister is lost or ashamed
hasNotableMember Alcyone NERFINISHED
Electra NERFINISHED
Maia NERFINISHED
Merope NERFINISHED
hasOrigin Greek mythology
hasParent Atlas NERFINISHED
Pleione NERFINISHED
hasSiblingGroupSize 7
hasType Pleiades NERFINISHED
nymphs
namedAfter Pleiades star cluster NERFINISHED
partOf Greek mythology
relatedConstellation Orion NERFINISHED
Taurus NERFINISHED
transformedInto stars

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