Pandion - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pandion I - son of Erichthonius; an ancient king of Athens
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Euseb]:Chron_183 ived in his reign. Pandion, the son of Erichthonius, for
Euseb]:Chron_185 [p185] Erechtheus the son of Pandion, for 50 years. The

Pandion ² II - son of Cecrops; an ancient king of Athens
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AnthPal_9.57 Why, unhappy daughter of Pandion, do you mourn all day lon
Athen_13.585 To dwell with Aegeus, great Pandion's son. [ Euripides,
Euseb]:Chron_185 rred in his reign. Pandion, the son of Erechtheus, for 25
Mnasalcas_9.70 14 } & O daughter of Pandion with the plaintive twitte
Oros_1.12 over the lamentable flight of Pandion, the king of the Athenians.

Pandion ³ of Thessaly - victor in the horse race at the Olympic Games, 296 B.C.
FGrH_257a.1 ots drawn by four horses Pandion of Thessaly, in the horse

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