Answer: The oldest reference to Atlantis can be found on two diaologues created by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, around 360 B.C. The dialogues' names are Timaeus and Critias. Yet it should be noted that in Critias, Plato mentions Altlantis as knowledge obained from Solon, a law magistrate in 6th century BC Athens. In the text it says that Solon heard about the island of Atlantis on a trip he made to Egypt from two priests called Psenophis of Heliopolis and Sonchis the Saite. The priests translated the history of ancient Athens and Atlantis, recorded in Egyptian hieroglyphic scrpit into Ancient Greek for Solon. They mention that the location of Atlantis was off the pillars of Hercules, which is how the Ancient Greeks refered to the Gibraltar Straits, and that it sunk 9000 years before their time-so 9600B.C. Hope this helps.
I am the king of atlantis and I still am
Atlantis is a mythological island that was written about by Plato. There is no evidence that Atlantis ever existed.
Since people can't even find Atlantis we have no record of if Atlantis even exists we might never know how many people Atlantis might have inhabit id
In some of the myths he lived in and ruled Atlantis.
Atlantis is NOT real it's a myth
Actually that's a reference to massive gangs of vampires that orginated in Atlantis.
Non existent. Atlantis is a myth
Space Shuttle Atlantis' last flight was in 2011. So from 2011, she did 5 missions. Here they are in order from oldest to most recent; STS-122 STS-125 STS-129 STS-132 STS-135
Latin for Greek "Ἀτλαντὶς" is "Atlantis". In antiquity, Plato's dialogues on Atlantis have been translated into Latin by Calcidius.
Atlantis is spelled A-T-L-A-N-T-I-S.
No. Atlantis is a myth
Atlantis is a continent/island.
I am the king of atlantis and I still am
Atlantis is a fictitious place
Atlantis is a mythological island that was written about by Plato. There is no evidence that Atlantis ever existed.
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To solve Triazzle Atlantis, you need to arrange the 16 triangular puzzle pieces to form a complete underwater scene with dolphins, fish, and bubbles. The solution may vary depending on the specific puzzle design, but you can use the image on the box or a reference image to guide you in completing the puzzle.