The Legend of Atlantis

The Legend of Atlantis

 The lost legend of Atlantis appeared with Plato, the Greek philosopher. In 360 BC, this famous philosopher wrote a book explaining Atlantis, which he described as greater than Asia and Libya combined. Libya was North Africa and Asia was another name for the island of Cyprus Later known to all the continent of Asia - Atlantis, as Plato says 9,000 years ago at the front of Hercules, now known as the Strait of Gibraltar, is located along the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea. Plato recalls that Atlantis had a great naval force, which made them greedy and corrupt their morals. After they led a failed attack on Athens, a sudden natural disaster sank that island, which overnight became a shallow mud spot. For example, German physicist Rainer Kun believes that the Atlantis region was located on the southern Spanish coast and was swept away by the flood in the period between 800 and 500 BC. Satellite images showed Two of the rectangular blocks in a muddy spot are believed to be remnants of a temple that Plato described as Sweden's geologist Ulf Erlengson says Ireland agrees with Plato's descriptions of Atlantis and matches him, while others see Atlantis as the island of Spartelle. Atlantis is a spot A shallow mud that had sunk into the sea at the Straits of Gibraltar for nearly 11,500 years. American explorer Robert Samarst mentioned in his book Atlantis and the Surprises of the island of Cyprus that evidence was found confirming the existence of this lost continent between Cyprus and Syria by discovering the effects of settlements Under the sea and at a depth of 1.5 80 km away on the southeastern coast of Cyprus and he believes that Cyprus is still the part of Atlantis and the traditional scholars of the Atlantis legend believe that few people have paid due attention to what Plato literally said about Atlantis before the advent of modern times. In this regard, the philosopher Julia Anas wrote in her book, which gave Plato a very succinct introduction: "We will lose an important point when we search for these things if our mission is only to explore the reefs