Atlantis (page 2)
According to Plato, the capital of Atlantis was a 14 mile wide complex of canals, walls, gardens, barracks and a public race track, arranged in circles around a royal palace and temple to the sea god Poseidon, ...
Atlantis n : according to Plato (c.428-c.348), Atlantis was believed to be a vast island continent, situated to the west of the Pillars of Hercules (the straits of Gibraltar).
Atlantis: the Myth The story of the Isle of Atlantis first occurs in Plato's two dialogues the "Timaeus" and the "Citius." Plato's story centers around Solon, a great Greek legislator and poet who journeyed to Egypt some 150 years earlier.
Atlantis and the Gods of Antiquity
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ATLANTIS is the subject of a short but important article appearing in the Annual Report of the Board of Regents of The Smithsonian Institution for the year ending June 30th, 1915. The author, M.
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Atlantis A continent now submerged in the Atlantic ocean, according to occult teaching and Plato. Home of the Atlantean or fourth rootrace.
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Atlantis. When their eyes had been opened so that they could perceive the
physical world and the things therein, when each saw himself or herself as
separate and apart from all others, the consciousness of "me and mine, thee ...
In Atlantis this attitude led, among the ordinary and commonplace followers, to extreme selfishness and sensuality, to general unscrupulousness and irresponsibility.
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In those early days of Lemuria and Atlantis, the primitive masses were led by their priest kings, assisted by Adepts, initiates and disciples, the direct descendants of the former White Brotherhood, ...
The archetypal woman in this novel Vivien Le Fay Morgan, who like the female characters in Fortune's earlier novels is a reincarnation: in this case, of the Sea Priestess, a mysterious Initiate who came from Atlantis to ancient Britain to save the ...
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Egypt was at the end of Atlantis, and the beginning of the new era. Modern evolution comes from the Egyptians.
This was admittedly an extreme interpretation: esoteric masons were generally more cautious in their imaginings - although Manly Palmer Hall could claim that "Masonry came to Northern Africa and Asia Minor from the lost continent of Atlantis, ...
Anfractus, varias insinuando notas.
Huic divum succede parens, succede Gradive,
[c2r] Smintheum numen, Gnidia nata mari.
Atlantis succede nepos, Gyllenia proles,
Delia nec cesses coelo Ereboque potens.
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