| Introductory | p. 1 |
| Difference between Atlantean and other Histories | |
| Inspiration in Historical Science | |
| The Uses of Analogy | |
| Foundations of Atlantean History | |
| Plato's Narrative not Allegorical | |
| The Value of Tradition | |
| The Atlantean Complex | |
| Special Needs of Atlantean Research | |
| The Sources of Atlantean History | p. 7 |
| The Writings of Plato | |
| Plato's "Timaeus" and its Contents | |
| His "Critias" | |
| His Account of Atlantis, its Topography, its Capital City, Population, Canals and Temples | |
| Its Government, Economy and Religion | |
| The Sources of Atlantean History | p. 24 |
| From the Fourth Century B.C. Onwards | |
| Diodorus Siculus on Amazons and Atlanteans | |
| Theopompus's Account | |
| The Kings of Atlantis | |
| Strabo's Isle of Meropis | |
| The Continent of Saturnia | |
| Marcellus on Atlantis | |
| Arnobius' Reference | |
| Summary of Remaining Classical Data | |
| Platonic and Alexandrian Notions of Atlantis | |
| Modern Theories from the Sixteenth Century onward | |
| Theories of Olivier, Rudbeck, Bailly, Comte de Corli, Voltaire, Delisle de Sales and Bartoli | |
| Theory that Atlantis was America | |
| Atlases of Atlantean Geography | |
| The Theories of Kircher, Ginguene, Buffon and De La Borde | |
| Atlantean Historical Sources Examined | p. 39 |
| Modern Theories on the Subject of the Sources | |
| Plato's Statements Regarding the Authenticity of His Account | |
| Plato in Egypt | |
| Solon's Egyptian Visit | |
| Connection of Sais with Athens | |
| Archaeological Facts square with Plato's Account | |
| Clue to the Historical Character of Plato's Account | |
| The Peplum of Pallas | |
| Justification of Plato's Statements | |
| Atlantean Associations in the Odyssey | |
| Testimony of Classical Authors Regarding Impassibility of Atlantic Ocean | |
| Moorish Evidence | |
| Details of the "Critias" | |
| Elephants and Coconuts in Atlantis | |
| Worship of the Bull | |
| The "Critias" not an Allegory of the Persian War | |
| The Account of Diodorus | |
| Amazons and Azilians | |
| Classical "Geological" Opinion regarding Atlantis | |
| Philip Smith on Atlantean Theory | |
| Plato's Chronology | |
| M. Butavand on the same | |
| The Geography of Atlantis | p. 52 |
| Geological Proof of its Existence | |
| The Quaternary Epoch | |
| M. P. Termier's Essay | |
| Plato's Theory "Highly Probable" | |
| Prof. Schuchert on the Azores | |
| Prof. Scharff's Belief in Atlantean Man | |
| Prof. Hull on Beginnings of Life in Atlantis | |
| "Comparatively Recent" Land-mass in the Atlantic | |
| Mr. W. H. Babcock's Objections | |
| Atlantic Soundings | |
| Mr. Babcock on Submarine Banks | |
| "A Considerable Island above Water" | |
| Evidence from Biology | |
| Animal Life on the Azores | |
| European Character of their Reptilia | |
| Slugs and Moths of the Atlantic Islands | |
| Author's former Conclusions Tabulated | |
| The Sargasso Sea | |
| The Site of Atlantis | |
| The Races of Atlantis | p. 75 |
| Was Atlantis Inhabited? | |
| The Gsnitch Stadium of Penck and Bruckner | |
| The Azilian Race | |
| Discovery of its Remains in France | |
| Its Culture | |
| Its "Alphabet" | |
| Spread of the Azilian Race | |
| Pygmy Flints | |
| The Capsian Culture | |
| Whence Came the Azilians? | |
| Period of their Arrival Agrees with Plato's Date for Atlantean Invasion | |
| The Cro-Magnon Race | |
| "Palaeolithic Greeks" | |
| Their Extraordinary Art | |
| A High Type of Humanity | |
| Belief in a Future Life | |
| Painting and Sculptures Superior to the Egyptian | |
| Successive Invasions of Europe from the Atlantic | |
| Professor Macalister on Extra-European Origin of the Cro-Magnon Race | |
| Relationship with the Guanches of the Canary Islands, the Vestiges of Atlantis | |
| Ripley's Theory of the Cro-Magnon Language | |
| Origin of Cro-Magnon Man | |
| Of Azilian Man | |
| The Stone Age in Atlantis | p. 87 |
| Can Best be Reconstructed from the Life of its Colonists in Europe | |
| Area and Population of Atlantis | |
| Early Human Society in Atlantis | |
| Temples the Centres of Life | |
| Costumes and Ornaments of Early Atlanteans | |
| Tools and Weapons | |
| The Solutrean Culture | |
| Stone Houses Built | |
| Return of Glacial Conditions | |
| Magical Implements | |
| Atlantis the Home of Mighty Artistic Impulses | |
| Knowledge of Metals not Essential to Civilisation | |
| Atlantean Civilisation Degenerated in Europe | |
| Did a Great Prehistoric Civilisation Exist? | |
| Partly Corroborated by Archaeology | |
| Cultural Changes in Atlantis | |
| Atlantis Itself Invaded by an African Race | |
| Result, a Grosser Religious Outlook | |
| When did Atlantis Sink? | |
| Centuries of Culture behind Aurignacian Art | |
| Conclusions | |
| The Kings of Atlantis | p. 101 |
| The Sons of Poseidon | |
| Atlas | |
| Uranus and His Children | |
| Diodorus applies War of Gods and Titans to Myth of Atlantis | |
| Cultural and Political Changes in Atlantis | |
| No Ice Age in Atlantis | |
| Azilians the Race of Poseidon | |
| Poseidon the Culture-bringer | |
| His Original Home | |
| Sketch of Historical Events in Atlantis | |
| The Several Cataclysms | |
| Poseidon, and Tales Similar to His Myths | |
| Diodorus on the Kings of Atlantis | |
| Basilea "The Great Mother" | |
| Atlas the Astrologer | |
| City of Atlantis Probably Founded in His Reign | |
| Question of Atlantean Architecture | |
| Azilian Structures in Spain | |
| Anglo-Spanish School of Archaeology | |
| Atlantean Architecture in Andalusia | |
| Saturn and Jupiter Dispute the Throne of Atlantis | |
| The Elements of Unrest Begin to Manifest Themselves in Jupiter's Reign | |
| Poseidon, Atlas, Saturn and Jupiter Possibly the Founders of Dynasties | |
| Not Gods, But Men Deified after Death | |
| Zeus Displeased with the Atlanteans | |
| End of Plato's Account | |
| Dissensions at Home Diverted by Conquest Abroad | |
| Invasion of Europe | |
| Atlantis in Britain | p. 122 |
| Corroboration of Atlantean Conditions from Welsh and Irish Literature | |
| Analogies of Cataclysm from these Sources | |
| The "Whirling Castle" | |
| The Atlantean Circular Plan | |
| Atlantis and Avallon | |
| Plato's Account and the Welsh San Greal | |
| Submerged Localities of British Celts | |
| Atlas, Albion and Iberius | |
| The Myth of Geryon | |
| British Parallels with Atlantis | |
| Plutarch on the Lesser Islands of Britain | |
| Atlantean Memories in Irish Tradition | |
| The Traditions of Atlantis | p. 145 |
| Atlantean Tradition in Europe | |
| The Isle of Seven Cities | |
| The Legend of Ys | |
| Dardanus | |
| Deucalion, the Greek Noah | |
| Atlantean Parallels in American Myth | |
| The Cataclysms of Aztec Tradition | |
| Peruvian and Brazilian Flood-Myths | |
| Brinton on American Tradition of Deluge | |
| A Mixtec Legend | |
| Mexican Myths | |
| Tlaloc Compared with Poseidon | |
| Divine Visitations on the Toltecs | |
| Quetzalcoatl the Culture-Bringer | |
| His Connection with Atlantis | |
| Compared with Atlas | |
| Life in Atlantis | p. 160 |
| Reconstruction of Conditions on Atlantis | |
| Canals | |
| Desert Regions | |
| Architecture | |
| The Plan of the City of Atlantis | |
| The Pyramid an Atlantean Form | |
| Food-Supply | |
| Costume and Dress | |
| Literature and Writing | |
| The Azilian Alphabet | |
| Obviously Picture-Writing | |
| No Reason to Deny Atlanteans the Art of Picture-Writing | |
| Manners and Morality of Atlanteans | |
| Reminiscences of Their Profligacy in Early Myth | |
| The Atlantean State and Polity | p. 175 |
| The Atlantean Laws Unchangeable | |
| Atlantean Government Closely Associated with Religion, but also on a Feudal Basis | |
| Atlantis in a State of Armed Vigilance | |
| Atlantean Government unlike any of the "Classical" Governments of Antiquity | |
| It Resembles, however, Celtic Rule in Gaul and Britain | |
| The Religion of Atlantis | p. 180 |
| Six-Yearly Rites Attending Deliberations of the Kings | |
| Immolation of the Sacred Bulls | |
| A Mexican Analogy | |
| The Bull-Cult of the Aurignacians | |
| Bull-Worship in Egypt and the Osirian Cult | |
| Spread of the Worship of Osiris-Apis throughout Europe to Britain | |
| An Atlantean Genesis for the Bull-Cult | |
| Plato's Account perhaps Sophisticated by Hellenic Practice | |
| The Bull the Beast of Poseidon | |
| A Provisional Atlantean Pantheon | |
| Poseidon's Origin | |
| The Definite Association of Atlas with his Brother Titans, the Tutelary Deities of Britain and Ireland | |
| Invasion of Olympus by Titanic Gods from the West, an Allegory of the Invasion of the Mediterranean Area by the Gods of an Alien Religion | |
| Persistence of the Name of Atlas and His Island | |
| Notices of the Titanic Pantheon the Memorials of an Ancient and Powerful Religion | |
| Sanctity of the Western Oceanic Area to the Mediterranean Peoples | |
| Locality of the Fortunate Islands and the Gardens of the Hesperides | |
| The Idea of the Continued Existence of Souls after Death in the West arising out of the Memory of Atlantis | |
| The Location in the West of the Island of the Dead by the Peoples of Western and Mediterranean Europe a Proof that they Regarded it as the Ancient Home of their Religion and Culture | |
| Man's Paradise Always Regarded as that Spot Whence He Originally Came | |
| A Well-Founded Memory of the Former Existence of a Great Religion in the Atlantic Region | |
| The Atlantean Pantheon Associated with the Constellations | |
| The Idea of a Cosmic Symphony in the Writings of Plato | |
| The Association of the Atlantean Religion with Astrology | |
| Astrology of the Aztecs | |
| Probable Emanation from Atlantis | |
| The Aztec Tonalmatl | |
| Equation of the Aztec Calendar-Gods with Members of the Atlantean Pantheon | |
| Quetzalcoatl the Inventor of the Mexican Astrological System | |
| His Western Origin | |
| The Older Eponymous Gods of Europe | |
| European Giant-Lore | |
| Connection of the Titans with Earthquake | |
| The Azilian Giant-Worshippers | |
| Battle of the Gods and Titans | |
| Appetite of the Titanic Gods Gives Rise to the Popular Conception of the Ogre | |
| Immolation of Human Beings Associated with the Atlantean Tradition | |
| Druidism Possibly the Last Phase of an Imported Atlantean Religion | |
| Atlantean Traces in Druidic Religion | |
| Theosophists and British Lore | |
| Animal Life in Atlantis | p. 200 |
| Analogies from the Atlantic Islands | |
| The Climate of Atlantis | |
| Island-Names in the Azores Group | |
| Migrations of the Rabbit | |
| Atlantis as the Cradle of all Animal Life | |
| Migrations of the Eel, the Lemming and of Certain Butterflies to and from the Atlantean Area | |
| The Mesatlantic Area and its Biology | |
| The Elephant in Atlantis | |
| M. Termier on Atlantean Biology | |
| The Colonies of Atlantis | p. 207 |
| Atlantis in Africa | |
| Iberians as Atlanteans | |
| Possibility that Atlantis Survived after 9600 B.C. | |
| The Cabiri | |
| Did the Cabirian Cult Emanate from an Atlantis still Existing at about 3000 B.C.? | |
| Crete as a Colony of Atlantis | |
| Minoan Civilization Probably Modelled on that of Atlantis | |
| Bulls and Cave-Temples | |
| Aurignacian and Minoan Cave-Temples | |
| Egypt as a Colony of Atlantis | |
| Iberians in Egypt | |
| The Cult of Osiris and its Origin | |
| The Book of the Dead Probably of Late Aurignacian or Atlantean Origin | |
| Egyptian Embalming Derived from Aurignacian Practice | |
| The Atlantean Culture-Complex | p. 218 |
| Every Civilization Distinguished by a Group of Cultural Manifestations and Practices | |
| Atlantean Culture-Complex Distributed from the Shores of Western Europe to those of Eastern America and throughout the Intervening Islands | |
| Its Chief Elements Mummification, Witchcraft, the Pyramid, Head-Flattening, the Couvade, the Use of Triangular Stones, the Existence of Traditions of Cataclysm, etc. | |
| Mummification | |
| Witchcraft | |
| The Pyramid | |
| Head-Flattening | |
| The Couvade | |
| Tattooing | |
| The Thunder-Stone | |
| The Sacred Pick or Hammer | |
| The "Great Hand" | |
| Conclusion | |
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