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Lyktonia
Müller, Hieronymus
Hieronymus (Jerome) Müller (1785-1861) was a German philologist who produced a well received German translation of Plato’s works, published in Leipzig in 1856.
Thorwald C. Franke has also included Müller’s German translation along with that of Susemihl and the English translations of Bury and Jowett, together with the Greek text of John Burnet[1492], all in a parallel format(a).
Müller is reputed to have identified Lyktonia with Atlantis.
(a) https://www.atlantis-scout.de/atlantis-timaeus-critias-synopsis.htm