Antediluvian

The Ark: Noah’s Ship and Its Echoes
Tulan: The City of Origin Across the Sea
Nineveh: The Assyrian Capital and Its Flood Tablets
The Iron Age: Ovid’s Last Age and the Archaeologists’ Era
Guanches: The First People of the Canary Islands
Varuna: Vedic God of the Waters and Donnelly’s Uranos
Ceylon: The Island of Ad-ima and Adam’s Fall
Quetzalcoatl: The Feathered Serpent from the East
Palenque: The Tablet of the Cross and Pakal’s Tomb
The Ionians: Sons of Japheth and Heirs of Hellen
The Land of Nod: Where Cain Went East of Eden
Attica: Flood Kings, Athena and Min-erva
Shinar: The Plain of Babel, Sumer and Cholula
Bel: The Babylonian Lord, the Sun God and the Fires of May
Chaldea: Star Records, Ancient Kings and Ur of the Chaldees

Cyclical Time in Ancient Legends sets Chaldean antediluvian history at 432,000 years, beside the Hindu Kali Yuga of the same length.

The Iliad: Homer’s Gods, Ships and Flying Chariots
Helios: The Sun God, His Cup and the Fall of Phaëthon
Strabo: The Geographer Who Took Atlantis Seriously
Odysseus: The Wanderer, the Phaeacians and the Atlantic
Dogs in Myth: Flood Warnings, Underworld Guards and the Dog Star
Ravens in Myth: From the Ark to Odin’s Shoulders
Pythagoras: Reincarnation, Egypt and the Atlantis Tradition
The Hyperboreans: The Second Root Race of the Far North
The Hesperides: The Garden of Golden Apples in the Far West
Asgard: Home of the Æsir and Donnelly’s Norse Atlantis
Gaul: Atlantis Traditions, Druids and Rome
Indra: Thunder God of the Vedas and King of Meru
Circumcision: Covenant Sign and Atlantean Custom
Etruscans: Arches, Bronze and Atlantean Kin
Eridu: The First City of Sumer

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