The History and Antiquities of the Doric Race Volume II Part 11

b. II. ch. 2. -- 1.

The Dorians in Crete. Worship of Apollo at Cnosus, b. I. ch. 1. -- 9. b.

II. ch. 1. -- 5.

Teucrian Pelagones (Encheleans) in the north of Thessaly, b. I. ch. 1. -- 10.

Dorians at the foot of ta and Parna.s.sus. Worship of Apollo at Lycorea and Pytho, b. I. ch. 2. b. II. ch. 1. -- 8.

The Dorians in alliance with the Trachinians and aetolians, b. I. ch. 2. -- 5.

Taking of Ephyra in Thesprotia. Origin of the Geryonia, b. II. ch. 2. -- 3.

War with the Dryopians and transportation of this nation to Pytho, b. I.

ch. 2. -- 4. b. II. ch. 3. -- 3.

Cretan sovereignty of the sea; Cretans in Crisa, Lycia and the Troad, b.

II. ch. 1. -- 6. ch. 2. -- 2, 3.

Worship of Apollo in Botia; origin of the Theban traditions respecting Hercules, b. II. ch. 3. -- 2. ch. 2. -- 7.

Introduction of the mythology of Hercules into Attica by the Ionians.

Inst.i.tution of the Pythian Theoriae, b. II. ch. 3. -- 14.

Cretans in Megara and Attica. Connection of the religious worship of Athens with that of Crete, Delos, and Naxos, ibid.

Cretan fortress of Miletus in Caria; temples at Didymi and Claros, ibid. -- 6.

Union of the Dorians and aetolians, b. I. ch. 3. -- 9.

Thessalians and Thesprotians in Pelasgic Argos, Orchomenos, p. 476.

The expelled Magnetes become subjects of the Pythian Apollo, b. II. ch. 3.

-- 4.

The Botians found a new Arne in Botia, Orchomenos, ubi sup.

Cadmean Ephyraeans and aegidae in Athens and Amyclae, ibid.

Partial emigration of the Dorians from the Tetrapolis, b. I. ch. 3.

Emigration of the aenianes from the Inachus to the district of eta, b. I.

ch. 2. -- 6.

2. In reckoning from the migration of the Heraclidae downwards, we follow the Alexandrine chronology, of which it should be observed, that our materials only enable us to restore it to its original state, not to examine its correctness. That it was chiefly founded upon original records and monuments preserved in Peloponnesus, which gave even the years of the kings, has been shown above, b. I. ch. 7. -- 3. The dates which Syncellus has preserved from Eusebius, Eusebius from Diodorus, and Diodorus from Apollodorus, could not have been calculated merely by generations; and Larcher's criticism and rejection of the Alexandrine Chronologists may perhaps be found as groundless as they are presumptuous.

[Transcriber's Note: Entries beginning with a number are the year in B.C..]

1104. Migration of the Dorians into Peloponnesus, 80 years after the fall of Troy,(1984) 328 years before the first Olympiad.(1985)

Temenus in Argos, Aristodemus in Sparta, Cresphontes in Messenia, Oxylus the aetolian in Elis, Cypselus at Basilis. Resistance of the Achaeans in Amyclae. The Nelidae go from Pylos to Athens.

Birth of Eurysthenes and Procles, and death of Aristodemus king of Sparta.

Theras protector of the twin-brothers.(1986)

1074. 30. Eurysthenes and Procles governors of Sparta. Aletes reduces Corinth.(1987) Ceisus the son of Temenus reigns at Argos, Phalces at Sicyon, Agaeus at Trzen (b. I. ch. 5. -- 4.), Deiphontes at Epidaurus, Triacon in aegina, Thersander at Cleonae (b. I. ch. 5. -- 4. b. III. ch. 6. -- 10.), Laias the Cypselid, in Arcadia. Pityreus the Ionian goes from Epidaurus to Athens.

1072. 32. Theras colonises Thera with Minyae and aegidae from the district of Amyclae.

Corinthian Dorians conquer Megara.

aepytus, son of Cresphontes, re-established in Messenia.

1051. 53. The Thessalian Magnetes found Magnesia in Asia Minor.(1988)

Advance of the Dorians in the direction of Attica.

Medon, son of Ceisus, at Argos, b. III. ch. 6. -- 10. Althaemenes, son of Ceisus, goes to Crete. Amyclaean Laconians settle in Melos and Gortyna.

Migration of the Argives and Epidaurians to Rhodes and Cos, of the Trzenians to Halicarna.s.sus.

1040. 60. Migration of the Ionians to Asia. Procles, son of Pityreus of Epidaurus, goes to Samos with carvers in wood from aegina.(1989) The Phliasians, driven out by Rhegnidas the son of Phalces, withdraw to Samos and Clazomenae, b. I. ch. 5. -- 3.

1038. 68. Ixion king of Corinth.

1033. 71. Sous, the Proclid, at Sparta.(1990)

1032. 72. Agis the Eurysthenid.(1991)

Achaeans from Laconia colonise Patrae.

1031. 73. Echestratus the Agid.

1006. 100*.(1992) Eurypon the Proclid. Echestratus and Eurypon subdue Cynuria, b. I. ch. 7. -- 15.

1000. 106. Agelas at Corinth.

996. 108. Labotas the Agid.

978. 126. Prytanis the Eurypontid.

963. 143. Prumnis at Corinth.

959. 145. Doryssus the Agid.

929. 175. Polydectes (Eunomus) the Eurypontid.

* Megara separates itself from Corinth, b. I. ch. 5. -- 10.

930. 174. Agesilaus the Agid.