King Thoth ruled an Island in the West which was destroyed by water, and brought the surviving rulers eastward to Egypt.
Locates Atala, the White Island, in the "Western Ocean" at same latitude as Canary Islands in the Atlantic.
Tells us of the Titans who, after losing a ten-year war, were imprisoned beneath the waters of the Ocean in the far West.
Describes a ten-year war at the end of which the island of Atala and all its inhabitants sank into the "Western Ocean".
Solon began his epic poem "Atlantica" based on the story of Atlantis he had gotten from the priests at Sais, Egypt.
Hellanicus wrote a chronology entitled "Atlantis" (of which only fragments remain) mentioning Poseidon and Atlas.
The ocean now called the Atlantic he calls "the Atlantis Sea". Also describes a tribe of "Atlanteans" living in North Africa.
Plato relates the now familiar story of Atlantis and its final destruction by earthquakes, floods and subsidance.
Canary Islanders preserved traditions of Atlantis, which they alleged had once governed all the islands in the Atlantic.
Describes a race of "Atlanteans" living in Libya (North Africa), whose former deities originated in the Atlantic.
Writes of the destruction of Atlantis as if it were an accepted fact of history.