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Selestor's Men of Atlantis: Page Index

Foreword

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Chapter I. Growth of an island. Its location. Physical features and peopling

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Chapter II. The government of Atlantis. Educational methods. Peopling and customs.

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Chapter III. The origin of wheat. Marriage customs. Laws regarding children born. Cremation of the dead. Some industries. Music.

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Chapter IV. Institutions for the training of youth. Music. Arts. Industries. Some customs. Food.

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Chapter V. Other inventions of the Atlantians. The science of Ellipse of Sound.

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Chapter VI. Atlantian knowledge of creation's laws. Origin of the priesthood. Authority of the priests.

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Chapter VII. Weakening of priestly power. The punishment for certain crimes.

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Chapter VIII. Punishment by the priesthood for murder. Punishment of women for children's death.

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Chapter IX. An ancestress of the Assyrians.

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Chapter X. The navy of Atlantis. Minerals of the island and theories regarding them held by the mineralogists of that day and country.

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Chapter XI. Mining and minerals of Atlantis. The man who came to Atlantis from Spain to study its minerals

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Chapter XVIII. Battle on Mars as described by the watching sage. The army of shadows

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Chapter XIX. The great sea-fight of Atlantis. Setting out of the Northmen for plunder

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Chapter XX. Warning of the sage and setting out of the Atlantian navy to meet the foe

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Chapter XXI. Arrival of the Northmen and their allies. Morning and the sea-fight.

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Chapter XXII. Death of the king of Atlantis on the day of the great sea-fight

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Chapter XXIII. The destruction of Atlantis. Activities of the inhabitants on the morning the island sank into the ocean

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