Dialogue

 1 Criti|       settled a brave race of children of the soil, and taught
 2 Criti| bequeathed unaltered to their children’s children. In summer time
 3 Criti| unaltered to their children’s children. In summer time the south
 4 Criti|  Atlantis, and there he begat children whose mother was a mortal.
 5 Criti|       five pairs of twin male children. The eldest was Atlas, and
 6 Criti|    the community of wives and children.~It is singular that Plato
 7 Criti|    there they implanted brave children of the soil, and put into
 8 Criti|       enough to give to their children; but the virtues and the
 9 Criti|     they themselves and their children lacked for many generations
10 Criti|       in which they and their children’s children grew old, and
11 Criti|     they and their children’s children grew old, and they handed
12 Criti|     island of Atlantis, begat children by a mortal woman, and settled
13 Criti|       five pairs of twin male children; and dividing the island