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The name of “Europe” was originally limited to a part of western England, and continental Europe was Asia. (Foreword) As far as the Bible geography is concerned it appears that the main person responsible for its misinter- pretation was Constantine the Great, who had definite motives for transferring the arena of Jewish his- tory and that of Christ to another region altogether. He used Christianity as a valuable political asset, selected the East as his Empire, and with the aid of Eusebius, Jerome and others, invented the present Palestine...If this be correct the present day Jews, who make a historical claim to Palestine are utterly wide of the mark. (Foreword) Plato’s famous Atlantis, as a matter of fact, knocks conventional geography, and all the history or tradi- tions attached to it, sky-high. Ignatius Donnelly, in his work Atlantis, said truly that “the history of Atlantis is the key to Greek mythology,” as is, indeed, the case. (Foreword) The word...”possesses no derivation from any known language of the old world either ancient or mod- em. Yet, among, the so-called “native races” of America, it is a living word. (p. 19) Nata In the Codex Chimalpopoca, the name of the hero who with his wife Nena, build an ark to escape a flood. They alone were saved to re-people the earth. (See p. 19.) warlike peoples. Geologists claim that in the late Tertiary Age, or early Quaternary, land between Norway, Iceland, and Scotland collapsed. This “comparatively recent submergence,” as Mr. Edward Clodd states is his Prim- itive Man, was coincident with the opening up of the North Sea, formerly the estuary of the river Rhine, the widening of the mouth of the English Channel and the sinking of the lands between Devon and Brit- tany, in addition to the tremendous break-up of territories and islands in the Hebridean Sea, deposits in Northern Ireland establishing immense regions of bogs, the piling up of mountains and the cutting out of enormous meteoric-formed fiords in Norway, and last, but not least, the devastation suffered by the Shetland and Orkney Islands. (p. 22) Farragh was the word for chieftain in Hebridean and used by the ancient Irish, and also used as a battle cry. (p. 23) Poseidon 255 Appendix B: Book Abstracts Constantine the Great Plato’s Atlantis The Word “Atlantis” Plato’s Timaeus In one day and one fatal night there came mighty earthquakes and inundations that engulfed that Destruction of Britain Pharaoh or Farragh According to Plato’s Critias, he was the creator of men. He was the “earthquake deity.” Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation