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Selestor's Men of Atlantis: Page Index · Sacred Texts
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Selestor's Men of Atlantis: Page Index
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Foreword
Foreword
Contents
Contents
Chapter I. Growth of an island. Its location. Physical features and peopling
Chapter I. Growth of an island. Its location. Physical features and peopling
Chapter II. The government of Atlantis. Educational methods. Peopling and customs.
Chapter II. The government of Atlantis. Educational methods. Peopling and customs.
Chapter III. The origin of wheat. Marriage customs. Laws regarding children born. Cremation of the dead. Some industries. Music.
Chapter III. The origin of wheat. Marriage customs. Laws regarding children born. Cremation of the dead. Some industries. Music.
Chapter IV. Institutions for the training of youth. Music. Arts. Industries. Some customs. Food.
Chapter IV. Institutions for the training of youth. Music. Arts. Industries. Some customs. Food.
Chapter V. Other inventions of the Atlantians. The science of Ellipse of Sound.
Chapter V. Other inventions of the Atlantians. The science of Ellipse of Sound.
Chapter VI. Atlantian knowledge of creation's laws. Origin of the priesthood. Authority of the priests.
Chapter VI. Atlantian knowledge of creation's laws. Origin of the priesthood. Authority of the priests.
Chapter VII. Weakening of priestly power. The punishment for certain crimes.
Chapter VII. Weakening of priestly power. The punishment for certain crimes.
Chapter VIII. Punishment by the priesthood for murder. Punishment of women for children's death.
Chapter VIII. Punishment by the priesthood for murder. Punishment of women for children's death.
Chapter IX. An ancestress of the Assyrians.
Chapter IX. An ancestress of the Assyrians.
Chapter X. The navy of Atlantis. Minerals of the island and theories regarding them held by the mineralogists of that day and country.
Chapter X. The navy of Atlantis. Minerals of the island and theories regarding them held by the mineralogists of that day and country.
Chapter XI. Mining and minerals of Atlantis. The man who came to Atlantis from Spain to study its minerals
Chapter XI. Mining and minerals of Atlantis. The man who came to Atlantis from Spain to study its minerals
Chapter XII. The crime of old King Osiris and the king Atlantis gave to Egypt
Chapter XII. The crime of old King Osiris and the king Atlantis gave to Egypt
Chapter XIII. The flight of Prince Osiris. His Egyptian court.
Chapter XIII. The flight of Prince Osiris. His Egyptian court.
Chapter XIV. The death of Prince Osiris’ bride—Albirothisis
Chapter XIV. The death of Prince Osiris’ bride—Albirothisis
Chapter XV. Origin of the Mongolian race. Kling, from Atlantis, tempted.
Chapter XV. Origin of the Mongolian race. Kling, from Atlantis, tempted.
Chapter XVI. The first Mongolian city. Mention of Yucatan
Chapter XVI. The first Mongolian city. Mention of Yucatan
Chapter XVII. An Atlantian tradition.
Chapter XVII. An Atlantian tradition.
Chapter XVIII. Battle on Mars as described by the watching sage. The army of shadows
Chapter XVIII. Battle on Mars as described by the watching sage. The army of shadows
Chapter XIX. The great sea-fight of Atlantis. Setting out of the Northmen for plunder
Chapter XIX. The great sea-fight of Atlantis. Setting out of the Northmen for plunder
Chapter XX. Warning of the sage and setting out of the Atlantian navy to meet the foe
Chapter XX. Warning of the sage and setting out of the Atlantian navy to meet the foe
Chapter XXI. Arrival of the Northmen and their allies. Morning and the sea-fight.
Chapter XXI. Arrival of the Northmen and their allies. Morning and the sea-fight.
Chapter XXII. Death of the king of Atlantis on the day of the great sea-fight
Chapter XXII. Death of the king of Atlantis on the day of the great sea-fight
Chapter XXIII. The destruction of Atlantis. Activities of the inhabitants on the morning the island sank into the ocean
Chapter XXIII. The destruction of Atlantis. Activities of the inhabitants on the morning the island sank into the ocean