Chapter II: Section III: Emigrations from Greece to Asia and the Islands of

the Ægæan._

1. Æolic Emigration.

Secession of the mythical races of Greece.—Æolic migration under
the Pelopids. 19-21

2. Ionic Emigration.

Ionic emigration—branches off from the legendary history of
Athens.—Thêseus and Menestheus.—Restoration of the sons of
Thêseus to their father’s kingdom.—They are displaced by the
Neleids.—Melanthus and Kodrus.—Devotion and death of Kodrus.—No
more kings at Athens.—Quarrel of the sons of Kodrus, and
emigration of Neileus.—Different races who furnished the
emigrants to Iônia. 21-25

3. Doric Emigrations.

Dorian colonies in Asia.—Thêra.—Legend of the Minyæ from
Lemnos.—Minyæ in Triphylia.—Migrations of Dorians to Krete.—Story
of Andrôn.—Althæmenês, founder of Rhodes.—Kôs, Knidus, and
Karpathus. 25-31

Intervening blank between legend and history.—Difficulty
of explaining that blank, on the hypothesis of continuous
tradition.—Such an interval essentially connected with the
genesis of legend. 31-34