Atlantis, Fallen Angels, and Archaic DNA
According to Plutarch, Plato had ambitious plans for the Atlantis narrative but could not finish them before his death.
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That the fleet really [xvi]came to the Mediterranean appears in Plutarch’s “Life of Alexander;” but he makes Nearchus bring the fleet round Africa, and sail through the Pillars of Hercules.
(See Plutarch’s “Life of Antony.”) When Alexander shortly afterwards died, Friso remained in the service of Antigonus and Demetrius, until, having been grievously insulted by the latter, he resolved to seek out with his sailors their fatherland, Friesland.
Couvade
The Ancient Greek writer Plutarch mentioned a custom in Cyprus, reported by Paeon of Amathus, in which a young man would imitate the crying and gestures of women in labor to honor the myth of Ariadne, who died while pregnant.