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Langius, Joseph

Published January 10, 2021

Joseph Langius (1570-1615) was a German philologist, who briefly expressed his acceptance of the reality of Atlantis in his 1604 work, Polyanthea nova(a), probably placing it in the Atlantic according to Thorwald C. Franke [1255.285].

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