Cecrops, the brother of Erechtheus, for 40 years.
The deeds of Dionysus occurred in his reign.
Pandion, the son of Erechtheus, for 25 years.
Afterwards Pandion went into exile, and became king of Megara.
The deeds of Europa, Cadmus and the Sparti occurred in his reign.
Aegeus, the son of Pandion, for 48 years.
The deeds of the Argonauts and the Centaurs occurred in his reign; and Heracles held the athletic games.
Theseus, the son of Aegeus, for 30 years.
In his reign, Minos established laws.
Menestheus, the son of Peteus, son of Orneus son of Erechtheus, for 23 years.
In his reign, Troy was captured.
Demophon, the son of Theseus, for 33 years.
The deeds of Odysseus and Orestes occurred in his reign; and Aeneias was king of Lavinium.
Oxyntes, the son of Demophon, for 12 years.
In his reign, the Amazons burnt down the temple at Ephesus.
Apheidas, the son of Oxyntes, for one year.
Thymoetes, the brother of Apheidas, for 8 years.
Melanthus of Pylus, the son of Andropompus, for 37 years.
In his reign the Heracleidae returned and occupied the Peloponnese.
Codrus, the son of Melanthus, for 21 years.
In his reign, the Ionians were driven out of Achaea, and took refuge in Athens.
Archons of the Athenians, who held power for life
Medon, the son of Codrus, for 20 years.
Acastus, the son of Medon, for 36 years.
In his reign occurred the migration of the Ionians, [p187] including Homerus, so they say.