Atl

Anzimee was a born daughter of Atl; Lolix was one by adoption.

Alas, poor Atl!

Think not that thou shalt inherit, reincarnate the glories of Atl, and escape its shadows.

On the shores of Miti was a considerable population, and one city of no small size, colonists all, from Atl.

These mountain triplets were the Pitachi Ui of Atl.

What is now Idaho and Montana, Dakota, Minnesota, and the Dominion of Canada were then covered with vast glaciers, the rear-guard of the glacial epoch, which was slowly retreating, very slowly, even in so late a day, geologically speaking, as the days of Atl, reluctant to end its frigid reign.

Atl - The ocean referenced in a prophecy, foretold to eventually cover the land of Poseid.

It shall perish because of its iniquity, and the waters of Atl shall roll above it!

But if Atlantis owed all things to knowledge, it was none the less true that Atl’s people of ability would not have been what they were had it not been for their wives, the sisters and the daughters, and more than all, the mothers of our proud land.

Atl - Refers to the capital city and possibly the larger nation or region where the Poseidi lived.

Some went over the ocean to Umaur, or to Incalia, that is, South or North America, respectively; others went only to the more distant provinces in Atl itself.

I might relate other scenes, other features, of that long historic period, and show how Poseid came to found great colonies in North and South America, and in those three great remnants of Lemuria, of which Australia is but the one-third left to the world by that cataclysm which sank Atlantis; also of how Atl founded certain large colonies in eastern Europe at an age when there was no western Europe, and in parts of Asia and Africa.

I do not say that Atl knew the very all; it knew more than this day has yet uncovered, but not all.

Atl - A region or area associated with Poseid and its colonies.

The fact that there were but ninety-one elective offices in the gift of the people, while there were almost three hundred million Poseidi in Atl and her colonies, and according to a late census which I had seen, thirty-seven, nearly thirty-eight, million electors held First Degree diplomas, thus entitling them to hold elective offices, disposed me to think it extremely improbable that such a high preferment would ever fall to my lot.

But civilization in all ages, among all nations, is wont to express itself in ways which, if modern language be used to describe them, will seem almost identical; so that in ancient Atl and in modern America the term "strike" may be properly used to designate a labor revolt; the same principle characterizes all other phases; for from age to age the world makes but slow progress, and is today not as far advanced in its present sub-cycle, nor as civilized, as it was in olden Poseid.