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Espaρol History Gardening Resources ... Activities Extract from Plato's Timaeus and Critias This extract from the work of Plato (circa 427 - 347 BC) is the first appearance in classical literature of the Atlantis myth. It is supposed to be part of a story told by Plato's great grandfather (Critias), who heard it from his great-grandfather (Dropides), who heard it from an Athenian traveller (Solon). The narrator is an Egyptian priest talking to Solon. It is supposed to describe a historical war between the ancient Athenians and the legendary Atlantis. 'Our records show how your city checked a great power which arrogantly advanced from its base in the Atlantic Ocean to attack the cities of Europe and Asia. For in those days the Atlantic was navigable. At a later time there were earthquakes and floods of extraordinary violence, and in a single dreadful day and night all your fighting men were swallowed up by the earth, and the island of Atlantis was similarly swallowed up by the sea and vanished; this is why the sea in that area is to this day impassable to navigation, which is hindered by mud just below the surface, the remains of the sunken island' Translation by Sir Desmond Lee, first published 1965, Penguin Classics. Although Plato describes Atlantis as an island in the Atlantic Ocean, and some Canarian writers have associated Atlantis with the Canaries, it is now generally believed that the Atlantis myth is a memory of Minoan Crete, a civilisation which was overwhelmed by the volcanic explosion of the Mediterranean island of Santorini in the fifteenth century BC.

28. The Knowledge Emporium: Plato's Theory Of Forms Plato (circa 427347 BC) made contributions to practically every field of human interest and is undoubtedly one of the greatest thinkers of all times. http://www.christopherseddon.com/2008/01/platos-theory-of-forms.html

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33. Apocalypse Unsealed Appendix C Plato (circa 427347 BC) discusses the rudiments of gematria in his _Cratylos_, in which he claims that the force of a name -Start of http://bahai-library.org/books/apocalypse/appendixc.html

ABBREVIATED TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface VII Acknowledgements XV The Sources The Allegorical Method Gematria Number Symbolism ... The Notes 34 Chapter One The Greatest Name 43 Two Letters to Ancient Faiths 65 Three Letters to Recent Faiths 79 Four The Invisible Zodiac 87 Five The Book of Seven Seals 99 Six The Book is Opened 107 Seven God's Servants are Sealed 115 Eight The Fate of the Early Church 129 Nine The Fall of Christendom 135 Ten Interlude 143 Eleven The Course of Islam 147 Twelve The Travail of the Word 157 Thirteen The Rise of the Caliphate 165 Fourteen The World-Stage is Set 177 Fifteen His Name Revealed 187 Sixteen The End of the Age 197 Seventeen Mysteries Revealed 207 Eighteen Encomium of Victory 213 Nineteen The Triumph of Baha'u'llah 219 Twenty Satan Bound 225 Twenty-one The Holy City 231 Twenty-two Epilogue Appendix A The Number of Baha' in the Apocalypse 261 B

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Home About NaturalNews Contact Us Write for NaturalNews ... Advertise with Natural News Articles by Mel Possehl: Breaking Free of the Cave May Save Your Life (NaturalNews) The ancient philosopher Plato (circa 427 - 347 BC), wrote many astounding works. One of his largest, The Republic, contains the oft-referred to Allegory of the Cave. If you are unfamiliar with the work, here is a good artist's rendition... Morgellons: Biotechnology Gone Awry or Simple Psychosis? (NaturalNews) There's a feeling of bugs crawling under your skin, day and night; continuously haunting you. Sharp stings from what feels like bees constantly torment you, keeping you awake for days on end. Intense burning and itching from these unseen... The Holistic First Aid Kit: What to Include and Their Common Uses (NaturalNews) We all keep band-aids around the house, and many even have a first aid kit. Some of us may even find it if we clean out our closets! However, first aid kits can go way beyond the standard triple antibiotic and outdated sprays that we can... Essential Oils: The Hidden Dangers for Well-Meaning Animal Lovers (NaturalNews) As Aromatherapy is becoming more widely accepted in the mainstream, more people are using essential oils on their own, at home. Unfortunately, as some people are finding out, this is not always having a positive affect on the animals in...

35. Could Sardinia Be The Lost Island Of Atlantis? The first documented mention of the island dates back to ancient Greek philosopher Plato – circa 427347 BC – who said it was destroyed by a natural disaster, possibly a tsunami http://www.redicecreations.com/article.php?id=7200

36. The Italian Almanac - Atlantis The first documented mention of the island dates back to ancient Greek philosopher Plato circa 427-347 BC - who said it was destroyed by a natural disaster, possibly a tsunami. http://italianalmanac.org/06oct/atlantis.htm

The Italian Almanac Italian News - October 13 Top scholars have gathered in Rome this week to discuss the exciting and controversial idea that Sardinia is the lost island of Atlantis. The theory, developed in a book by the Italian journalist Sergio Frau, has drawn international acclaim but also fuelled heated criticism. Despite selling 30,000 copies in Italy, a detailed 20-point appeal by 250 academics has dismissed the book, claiming it sensationalizes Sardinian history. But the theory received a major boost last year, when the United Nations cultural heritage body UNESCO organized a symposium on the issue in Paris, suggesting the idea was worth serious consideration. Academics, archaeologists, geologists and historians from across Italy are now meeting in Rome's Accademia dei Lincei to look at the theory in closer depth and discuss possible paths of future research. The meeting has also been timed to coincide with the opening of an exhibition on Frau's ideas, originally shown in Paris last year. "Atlantika" uses Frau's book, "The Pillars of Hercules", as a springboard for exploring theories and ideas on the legendary island and its whereabouts. Neither the location nor the existence of Atlantis have ever been confirmed. The first documented mention of the island dates back to ancient Greek philosopher Plato - circa 427-347 BC - who said it was destroyed by a natural disaster, possibly a tsunami. Traditional theories have placed it somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean because Plato said it was beyond the Pillars of Hercules which, according to another ancient writer, Erathosthenes, were at the Strait of Gibraltar.

37. Rogueclassicism: Atlantis Update The first documented mention of the island dates back to ancient Greek philosopher Plato circa 427-347 BC - who said it was destroyed by a natural disaster, possibly a tsunami . http://www.atrium-media.com/rogueclassicism/Posts/00004529.html

rogueclassicism quidquid bene dictum est ab ullo, meum est ~ Seneca ... from the archives Atlantis Update From ANSA: Top scholars have gathered in Rome this week to discuss the exciting and controversial idea that Sardinia is the lost island of Atlantis . The theory, developed in a book by the Italian journalist Sergio Frau, has drawn international acclaim but also fuelled heated criticism . Despite selling 30,000 copies in Italy, a detailed 20-point appeal by 250 academics has dismissed the book, claiming it sensationalizes Sardinian history . But the theory received a major boost last year, when the United Nations cultural heritage body UNESCO organized a symposium on the issue in Paris, suggesting the idea was worth serious consideration. Academics, archaeologists, geologists and historians from across Italy are now meeting in Rome's Accademia dei Lincei to look at the theory in closer depth and discuss possible paths of future research . The meeting has also been timed to coincide with the opening of an exhibition on Frau's ideas, originally shown in Paris last year. "Atlantika" uses Frau's book, "The Pillars of Hercules", as a springboard for exploring theories and ideas on the legendary island and its whereabouts. Neither the location nor the existence of Atlantis have ever been confirmed . The first documented mention of the island dates back to ancient Greek philosopher Plato - circa 427-347 BC - who said it was destroyed by a natural disaster, possibly a tsunami .

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39. The Malta Independent Online The first documented mention of the island dates back to ancient Greek philosopher Plato – circa 427347 BC – who said it was destroyed by a natural disaster, possibly a tsunami http://www.independent.com.mt/news2.asp?artid=91019

40. Atlantis & Lemuria - Paranormal Phenomena the location nor the existence of Atlantis have ever been confirmed .The first documented mention of the island dates back to ancient Greek philosopher Plato circa 427-347 BC http://www.hotspotsz.com/Island-of-Atlantis.html

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