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Atlantis briefly be described as a huge island, but rather the entire continent, which has rocky steep walls on the perimeter. On its vast fertile valley located, crop twice a year. Around the middle of the island was a small mountain. It Poseidon and built his palace after he was given Atlantis. There he began to live with a local girl named Kelita. To protect the surrounding mountains were excavated circular canals, interspersed with the ground.

This pair was born 10 sons (5 pairs of twins). The eldest of them by name Atlas has taken possession of his mother's estate and became king and ruled the rest of his every few tenths of Atlantis. Sons of Poseidon, built up the capital. On the island had been established gold mining and Orichalcum (unknown composition of the metal). For animals (even a few species of elephants) there enough space and food. The city was made water-powered hot and cold sources. Of ditches around the palace, conducted at sea shipping channels to carry out trade and government in the adjacent lands (part of Europe and Africa, and possibly America), and urban channels have transformed into port facilities.

Atlantean army consisted of 70 000 units of cavalry armed with bows, spears and slings, and navy ships numbered 1200, managed 240 000 sailors. Each of the kingdoms of the sons provided for their military campaigns, army, called the hull.

There were laws in the country, established Poseidon. All the laws were inscribed on a pillar of Orichalcum, which is located in the temple of Poseidon, and there were lawsuits.

But over time, when in the course of incest with the people, the divine blood was diluted, the upper hand, human nature, the descendants of kings (demigods) and people began to value the material wealth that they had, and steeped in depravity.

Zeus gathered the gods in the center of the world to decide the fate of people ... but unfortunately I did not finish Plato his dialogue "Critias" because it is not known what he said, according to him, Zeus.

If you carefully read the two dialogues of Plato, "Timaeus" and "Critias", then you can certainly find a "hook" that the text was plausible (for example, a link to the mainland opposite, namely the mainland and an island lying in Atlantis). But during the life of his pupil Aristotle vehemently advocated that the books were invented by Plato for the credibility of its teachings about changing the existing political system. Hence the famous phrase of Aristotle took - "Plato is my friend, but truth is dearer. (Amicus Plato, sed magis amica veritas) ».

To be continued ...