Mugle:-, Charles Deux th~mes de la cosmolo~ie grecaue: devenir cyclique et
pluralit~ des mondes. ?aris, Librarie C. Klincksieck, 1953. 22 p.
Survey of Greeit literature for indications of a belief in the extraterrestrial
origin of man and the existence of intelligent life tnrougnout the univt:rse.
Murray, Jacqueline. Flying saucers and Atlantis. Flying saucer review,
v. 5, May-June 195'3: 18-19. 25 ..
Author po.:;tulates that certa.in beings who had been incarnate on the
planet Venus elected to reincarnalr unearth to assist with its evolution
and thus started the civilization of Atlantis. Wilen Atlantis was des.troyed
by cataclysms, these Venusians may have be1rn evacuated by flying saucers.
Oliver, Frederick S. A dweller Otl two planets, or The dividing of the way, by
Phylos the Tibetan. Los Angeles, Baumgardt Publishing Co., 1905.
423 p.
High attainments of the Atlanteans before engulfment of tneir continent are
discussed. Rediscov~ry of Atlantean secrets is predicted and it is promised
that mankind will surpass Atlantis' greatness. Phylos tne Tibetan allegedly
dicated manuscript telepathically to author.
Sendy, Jean. Les dieux nous sont nes. Paris, Bernard Grasset, 1966. 343 p.
Citing the Bible a.s a prime authority, the author postulates that the "gods"
were extraterrestrial beings who came to earth to create man.'{i.nd and
promote civilization and who continue to exercise manipulativr influence.
Flying saucers, the miraclP. of Fatima, evocations, premonition, pre-
cognition, and other psychic and hallucinatory experiences are discussed in
this context.
W.ttson, S. H. The secrets of time and space. In Palmer, Ray, ed. The
hidden world, No. A-9. Amherst, Wis., Palmer Publications, 1963.
p. 1536-1723.
Allegories and myths relating to origin of mankind and of earth's solar
system are discussed in terms of author's personal beliefs.
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