EmOcean (2004) by Hubi Meisel. Genres: Progressive Metal  . Album (Studio full-length).

Since long long ago, people have been fascinated by the mystery surrounding the island of Atlantis

THE MYSTERY OF ATLANTIS "In what way is the question about the existence of Atlantis best answered - as a continent in the Atlantic, a myth invented b. Plato’s literature, which consisted of the Timaeus and Critias, provided the basis for all theories about the existence of Atlantis yet seemed to support the possibility of Atlantis resembling Minoan Crete the most. This means that the information included in Plato’s literature could not be taken as a literal truth about that time in history.

Band Name Hubi Meisel. 7. The Souls of Atlantis. 9. Azure Dreams (Instrumental). 15. Lost in the Waters of Sargasso (Acoustic Version).

Data de aparición 2004. Estilo MusicalProgressive Metal. Miembros poseen este álbum0. 1. Lost in the Waters of Sargasso. 2. Poseidons Trident.

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Atlantis Mystery (l'Énigme de l'Atlantide) by the Belgian artist Edgar P. Jacobs was the seventh comic book in the Blake and Mortimer series, first published in Tintin magazine from March 30, 1955 to May 30, 1956. It appeared in book format in 1957.

The Mystery of Atlantis.

Hubi Meisel ‎– EmOcean. Label: Irond ‎– IROND CD 04-DD159.

Though today Atlantis is often conceived of as a peaceful utopia, the Atlantis that Plato described in his fable was very different. In his book "Encyclopedia of Dubious Archaeology," professor of archaeology Ken Feder notes that in Plato's story, "Atlantis is not a place to be honored or emulated at all. Atlantis is not the perfect society. Quite the contrary, Atlantis is the embodiment of a materially wealthy, technologically advanced, and militarily powerful nation that has become corrupted by its wealth, sophistication, and might. As propaganda in Plato's.