This man defeated Immardus in a battle with the Eleusians. When Eumolpus attacked his city, this man defeated him after gaining divine favor by sacrificing his youngest daughter, which led his other daughters to commit suicide in sympathy with her death.
This man defeated Immardus in a battle with the Eleusians. When Eumolpus attacked his city, this man defeated him after gaining divine favor by sacrificing his youngest daughter, which led his other daughters to commit suicide in sympathy with her death. As an infant, this husband of the Naiad Praxithea, or his grandfather of the same name, was placed by Athena in a basket guarded by two snakes; a peek into the basket resulted in the suicides of the daughters of Cecrops. For 10 points, identify this man, conceived when Athena wiped Hephaestus' semen off her leg onto the ground, a legendary early king of Athens.
This man defeated Immardus in a battle with the Eleusians. When Eumolpus attacked his city, this man defeated him after gaining divine favor by sacrificing his youngest daughter, which led his other daughters to commit suicide in sympathy with her death.
{Erechtheus} [accept {Erichthonius} or {Erichthonios}]