Plato
Where each worldview places it
A "high initiate of the secret society-mystery school network" and teacher of Aristotle, whose works Brotherhood clones study[1].
- Controls / directs
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- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- 427–347 BC[2]
- Author's claims · 4
- 01He described Atlantis, its tunnels and "a ruler on the navel of the Earth", and wrote in Laws that agriculture began at high elevations after a flood[3].
- 02Ruskin, Rhodes, Engels, Weishaupt, the Rothschilds and Mendelssohn were his students[4].
- 03In And the Truth Plato's top-down social structure was the hero of John Ruskin and inspired Friedrich Engels, Moses Mendelssohn (the "German Plato") and Adam Weishaupt ("another Plato groupie"); Rabbi Marvin S. Antelman links "the Plato theme" to the All-Seeing Eye network[5].
- 04In the later books he is a major influence on the Gnostics; his Allegory of the Cave describes humanity's plight in the Lower Aeons, prisoners watching only shadows[6].