Sato

Sato was a direct descendant of Adamson and Ratta who led a group of the tall Adamsonites westward over the northern islands into Greece, arriving almost two thousand years after the settlement of Crete (80:7.3). The group that finally settled in Greece numbered three hundred and seventy-five selected and superior people from the close of the second Adamsonite civilization, of a high intellectual order and, physically regarded, the most beautiful of men since the days of the first Eden (80:7.4). These Adamsonite forerunners of the Greeks gave to that people an artistic and intellectual heritage drawn from their highland home north of Mesopotamia.