Cleito And Poseidon

Poseidon (lord of Atlantis) and Cleito fell in love was reciprocated, and to protect his new lover, isolated hill in which she lived through three broad rings of water, dug from the center of the island (Cleito inhabiting elevation was at the center of the island), so that the hill was inaccessible to men (as it still had not boats or sailing).

Poseidon, using his god powers, enriched the Earth from the center circle of the island (where Cleito lived, isolated by the first ring of water), providing it with sufficient variety of foods, and springs. Then joined Cleito and Poseidon, the first successively became pregnant and was giving birth to five generations of male twins. The first son of the first pair was given the name of Atlas or Atlante (and from it is derived the name Atlantis, and this, in turn, is named the Atlantic Ocean). The second son of the first pair was given in Greek Eumelo name, but in the language of the region, Gadiro; One of those born second Anferes was called the other, Evemo. The third largest was given the name Mneseo and second, Indigenous. At first the fourth pair was given the name Elasipo, and that of the subsequent Mestor. At first the fifth pair of twins was given the name Azaes and second, that of Diaprepes.

The end Cleito's life is obscure, since neither the Critias or any other text tells what happened after she had her children.

What is known is that they were kings from different parts of Atlantis, giving rise to the advanced civilization that developed on this island.