This is the temple from the 1903 visionary/interpretive work Atlantis: The Book of the Angels (sometimes styled Atlantis, the Book of the Angels), which presents a dramatic, often grim account of pre-flood Atlantean civilization centered on the characters Azta (Tizin Azta, empress/queen figure), Tekthah, Huitza, and others.
She uses her beauty and influence to steer key figures such as Huitza, Rhadaman and Shar-Jatal.
She manipulates and controls the people around her, including her lover Huitza and her ally Mah.
Noah lived in Tek-Ra, where he was governor under Huitza.
He watches Huitza, Rhadaman and Shar-Jatal, and he follows Azta to the market.
The March of Huitza Azta takes Asia into the Temple of the Moon.
Huitza marches out, and Tekthah is told something he does not want to hear.
Azta There is no news of Huitza.
Huitza!
Huitza!
The Child of Doom Huitza is back as a hero.
Huitza dies.
The Passing of Tekthah Tekthah regrets it and fears the shade of Huitza.
The Shade of Huitza In Talascan the people wait for Huitza to come back.
Huitza and Terror In Zul, Shar-Jatal sits uneasy under a crown he cannot carry.