[127] Principles of Geology, chap. xii.
[128] Atlantis, by Ignatius Donelly; New York, 1882.
[129] It is given in great detail by Mr. Donelly; want of space forbids my including it.
[130] I use the text of the edition of Diodorus Siculus of L. Rhodomanus, Amsterdam, 1746.
[131] “Professor Virchow considers this an example how certain artistical or technical forms are developed simultaneously, without any connection or relation between the artists or craftsmen.”—Preface to Ilios, Schliemann. Murray, 1880.
[132] Knivet’s description of the West Indies, Harris’ Voyages, vol. i. p. 705.
[133] T. Wright, Marco Polo, p. 267. Bohn, 1854.
[134] Harris’ Voyages, vol. i. p. 859.
[135] Dr. J. le Conte describes a ceremonial of cremation among the Cocopa Indians of California, and it is an ancient practice among the Chinese, dating back beyond the Greek and Roman historical periods.
[136] British Association, 1871.