Pandion
Family: Athenian · Role: father of Lycus · First appears: Book 1 · Chapter 19
Life events
- Pylas bequeathed Megaris to Pandion.(Book 1 · Chapter 39 · 📍 Megaris)
- With: Pylas
- “Next to Eleusis is the district called Megaris: it too belonged originally to the Athenians, having been bequeathed to Pandion by (its) king Pylas.”
- Lycus established the sacred rites of Atthis at Andania.(Book 4 · Chapter 1 · 📍 Andania)
Book 1 · Chapter 19
- child: Lycus “And the Lyceum gets its name from Lycus the son of Pandion, but is now as of old considered a temple of Apollo, for Apollo was here called Lyceus originally.”
Book 1 · Chapter 39
- child: Nisus “Nisus, though he conceded the kingdom of Attica to Ægeus the head of the family”
- with Pylas (interaction) “it too belonged originally to the Athenians, having been bequeathed to Pandion by (its) king Pylas.”
Book 1 · Chapter 41
- child: Procne (Parent-to-child.) “Tereus, who married Procne the daughter of Pandion”
Book 4 · Chapter 1
- child: Lycus (Pandion is the father of Lycus.) “And that this Lycus was the son of Pandion is plain by the inscription on the statue of Methapus.”
Book 4 · Chapter 2
- child: Lycus “And Lycus the son of Pandion came also to Arene”
Book 4 · Chapter 20
- child: Lycus (Pandion is Lycus's father.) “the oracular utterances of Lycus the son of Pandion”
Book 9 · Chapter 33
- child: Cecrops (son of Pandion) “At Haliartus is Lysander’s tomb, and a hero-chapel to Cecrops the son of Pandion.”
Book 10 · Chapter 12
- child: Lycus “Lycus the son of Pandion”
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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.