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The figure of the powerful Greek god Poseidon comes down to us from the memory of Casimir Poseidon. Poseidon, the brother of Zeus, was once the second-greatest Greek god. He was often shown holding a trident. Poseidon was known as the god of earthquakes and the god of the sea, who both caused and calmed storms. Among his titles were: “earth-shaker,” “embracer of the earth,” “loud-booming,” and “god of security.” | The figure of the powerful Greek god Poseidon comes down to us from the memory of Casimir Poseidon. Poseidon, the brother of Zeus, was once the second-greatest Greek god. He was often shown holding a trident. Poseidon was known as the god of earthquakes and the god of the sea, who both caused and calmed storms. Among his titles were: “earth-shaker,” “embracer of the earth,” “loud-booming,” and “god of security.” | ||
A capital do império ficava perto do ponto onde os rios Madeira e Amazonas se encontravam na época, a 1500 metros de altitude, em um clima semitropical. A cidade foi projetada em círculos concêntricos que | |||
formavam “cinturões” com uma distância de cinco quilômetros entre si, e eram interligados por ruas que partiam do centro. | |||
At its peak, about 12,000 years ago, the citizens of this [[Golden age|golden-age civilization]] attained great mastery over the sciences of metallurgy, chemistry and mining and were even able to precipitate their own food. Casimir Poseidon, already then an [[ascended master]], led his people in the ways of God. Among his profound instructions he gave them the motto, “Learn to love to do well, and you shall!” | At its peak, about 12,000 years ago, the citizens of this [[Golden age|golden-age civilization]] attained great mastery over the sciences of metallurgy, chemistry and mining and were even able to precipitate their own food. Casimir Poseidon, already then an [[ascended master]], led his people in the ways of God. Among his profound instructions he gave them the motto, “Learn to love to do well, and you shall!” | ||