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after Actaeus, to the
kingdom of Cecropia,
later to be
known as Attica.
Scamon of
Mytilene refers in his work 'Discoveries' that King
Actaeus like King...
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Actaeus (/ækˈtiːəs/;
Ancient Gr****: Ἀκταῖος Ἀktaῖos
means "coast-man") was the name of
three individuals appearing in Gr**** mythology:
Actaeus, a king...
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Actice (from
Actaeus). He was the
founder and the
first king of
Athens itself though preceded in the
region by the earth-born king
Actaeus of Attica. Cecrops...
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other ancient rulers of Athens:
Porphyrion - an
earlier Athenian king than
Actaeus. He was the
reputed founder of the
sanctuary of
Heavenly Aphrodite on Athmoneis...
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Actaeus is a
genus of
leanchoiliid megacheiran arthropod,
containing the
single species Actaeus armatus. It is
known from a
single specimen recovered...
- ****yria, 1598–1586 BC (traditional date), or ca. 1580–1567 BC (newer dating)
Actaeus, King of Athens,
first King of
Athens according to the
Parian Chronicle...
- of
Cecrops I, the
first king of Athens, and Aglaurus,
daughter of King
Actaeus. Pandrosus' two
sisters were
Aglauros and Herse, and the
three of them...
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attributed to
three figures in Gr**** mythology. Aglaurus, the
daughter of
Actaeus, the
first king of Attica. She
married Cecrops and
according to Apollodorus...
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attested in
various sources:
Damon (Demonax); Mylas; Atabyrius;
Antaeus (
Actaeus), Megalesius,
Ormenos (Hormenus), Lycus,
Nicon and Mimon; Chryson, Argyron...
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sometimes called Actaeus (Ἀκταῖος), as in the
poetic fragment quoted at Pseudo-Apollodorus,
Bibliotheca 3.4.4: "then [they]
killed Actaeus at Zeus's instigation"...
