Diaprepes of Atlantis is the Atlantean link in the chain of knowledge traced by the [[en/Rerum_divinarum_et_humanarum|Rerum divinarum et humanarum]]: Hermes, Mercury, Trismegistus of Egypt passed his knowledge on to him.
| Type | Character |
| Realm | Atlantis — Upper and Lower |
| Spanish entry | Diaprepes |
Background
The name belongs to the Platonic register of the Atlantean kings: Diaprepes is the tenth and last of Poseidon’s sons in Critias’s account. The archive keeps him as both king of the sunken lineage and keeper of Egyptian Hermeticism.
In the archive’s doctrine, the line Zoroaster, then the founders of the invisible cities, then Hermes Trismegistus, then Diaprepes explains how ancient knowledge reached the sea floor before the libraries. When Cakravartin receives visitors in Lower Atlantis, what he guards is in part this inheritance.