Astronomica (Manilius) god" and "the universe (microcosm) wishes to reveal itself to man". Most of the fifth (and final) book is a discussion of "paranatellonta" via the myth of Andromeda and Perseus. Manilius recalls how Andromeda was chosen to be sacrificed to a sea monster by her parents; Cepheus and Cassiopeia. Andromeda was chained to a cliff but before the creature could consume her, Perseus (who had just vanquished Medusa) arrived. He instantly fell in love with Andromeda, killed the sea monster, and saved the young woman's life. According to Green, the digression, which is by far the longest in the poem,
Andromeda (107m yacht) Andromeda (107m yacht) The yacht Andromeda is a 107 meter luxury expedition yacht formerly owned by New Zealand billionaire Graeme Hart, under the name ""Ulysses"". She was sold to an unnamed buyer in October 2017 by Fraser Yachts. In March 2018, her name was changed to "Andromeda". The name of the new owner has yet to be disclosed and they are not listing "Andromeda" for charter. She spent the winter months of 2017-2018 completing sea trials, then set sail across the Pacific, arriving in Singapore on 6 March. The 107 meter "Andromeda" arrived in Bremerhaven in August 2015, where she