-
Erechtheus". The name
Erichthonius is
carried by a son of
Erechtheus, but
Plutarch conflated the two
names in the myth of the
begetting of
Erechtheus...
- of Athens, is
deposed and
succeeded by Menestheus, great-grandson of
Erechtheus and
second cousin of Theseus'
father Aegeus.
Menestheus is reportedly...
- "strong-built
house of
Erechtheus"
recorded in the
Homeric tradition. The well may be an
indication of the
location of the cult of
Erechtheus. The archaeology...
- thus
brother to
Erechtheus, Butes, Procne,
Philomela and Teuthras. In some accounts, his
parents were
identified to be King
Erechtheus and the
naiad Praxithea...
- of Athens, dies
after a
reign of 40
years and is
succeeded by his son
Erechtheus II of Athens. c. 1390 BC–1352 BC:
Queen Tiy, bust from Kom
Medinet el-Ghurab...
- the
control of an
alliance of
Nobles led by his
uncle Metion (son of
Erechtheus of Athens) and his sons (including in some
accounts Daedalus). His four...
- Erecthēιs (Ερεχθηίς), "sea of
Erechtheus". In
Acropolis his cult was
superimposed on the cult of the
local ancestral figure Erechtheus. In
Athens and
Asine he...
-
goddess Athena.
Early Gr****
texts do not
distinguish between him and
Erechtheus, his grandson, but by the
fourth century BC,
during classical times, they...
- of the
festival and
attributes its
creation to
Erechtheus. The son of Gaia and Hephaestus,
Erechtheus created the
festival and
dedicated it to Athena...
- of King
Erechtheus and
probably Praxithea,
daughter of
Phrasimus and Diogeneia. She and her
sister Pandora committed suicide when
Erechtheus sacrificed...
