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originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
a reply to: Byrd
Sure, but could it be because these cultures only remeber as far back as their own Age and not the Ages before them? And when it comes to Ancient Egypt, is that not where we have the Atlantis myth from - which was destroyed in a great deluge?
-MM
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
a reply to: Byrd
Sure, but could it be because these cultures only remeber as far back as their own Age and not the Ages before them? And when it comes to Ancient Egypt, is that not where we have the Atlantis myth from - which was destroyed in a great deluge?
-MM
No. Atlantis comes only from Plato.
Plato sets it up with the claim that Solon got the story in Sais, Egypt, but there's no evidence of that and Solon lived around 600 BC so there should be something of the evidence left in Egypt if it was literally true.
Harte
originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
a reply to: Ploutonas
Interesting stuff. You should write a post on ATS about Sybille Airithrea when you have time, I found nothing online on him/her and would like to learn more Are these myths that are passed down orally in Greece?
Thanks!
-MM
originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
a reply to: Byrd
Sure, but could it be because these cultures only remeber as far back as their own Age and not the Ages before them? And when it comes to Ancient Egypt, is that not where we have the Atlantis myth from - which was destroyed in a great deluge?
-MM
originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
a reply to: Byrd
Sure, but could it be because these cultures only remeber as far back as their own Age and not the Ages before them? And when it comes to Ancient Egypt, is that not where we have the Atlantis myth from - which was destroyed in a great deluge?
-MM
No. Atlantis comes only from Plato.
Plato sets it up with the claim that Solon got the story in Sais, Egypt, but there's no evidence of that and Solon lived around 600 BC so there should be something of the evidence left in Egypt if it was literally true.
Harte
You should read Zep Tepi (“The First Time”) stories from Ancient Egypt, they tell of Toth surviving a great Deluge along with seven sages. Zep Tepi is part of the Edfu Building Texts.
-MM
originally posted by: randyvs
One would think that the seventh wonder of the ancient world would
carry massive brag'n rights for it's builder. The way the egyptians were?
Recording this and commemorating that often in repetition? Yet no
Pharoah laid claim to it as far as I know. It's all what is believed in
speculation. Biased or not we are told what to believe.