 In de Camp's scheme, the remote successor of the Tartesian empire was the historical Spanish civilization of Tartessos, with (for example) the memory of Euskeria preserved by Euskara (the Basque country) and the Scheria of Homeric legend, that of Atlantis by the Atlas Mountains, and that of Aremoria by the Gaulish peninsula of Armorica (Brittany).In the tales that supposedly came down to Plato, barbaric Atlantis, imperial Euskeria, and the island of Pusad (or Poseidonis, as the name was remembered by the Greeks) had become confused with each other and conflated into one.The Euskerian civilization was fueled by magic, crawling with wizards, and rife with Gods made real and potent by the beliefs of their devotees.