Atlas意为地图册,源于希腊神话中的巨人阿特拉斯,他因企图推翻宙斯,被罚余生用双肩掮天。16世纪末出版的一本麦卡托(1512～1594,佛兰德的地理学家和地图制图学家)地图册,将阿特拉斯的画像印在了书名页上,由此他的名字成为地图册的代称。Pamphlet是指未被装订的平装印刷品,该词来源于12世纪的一首拉丁爱情诗,“Pamphilus sue De Amore”(Pamphilus或论爱情), Atlas means atlas, which originates from Atlas, a giant in Greek mythology. He tried to overthrow Zeus and was punished for the rest of his life. At the end of the 16th century, an atlas of Mercator (1512 to 1594, Flemish geographer and cartographer) was published. The Atlas was printed on the title page and his name was Become a substitute for the map book. Pamphlet refers to unbound paperback prints. The word comes from a 12th-century Latin love poem, “Pamphilus sue De Amore” (Pamphilus or Love).