Talk:Demophon

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[edit] Disambiguating the Demophons

Are the first two Demophons listed here, (1) the king of Athens in Heracleidae and (2) Pindar's Demophon, who fought in the Trojan War, the same Demophon or no? I don't know much about Greek mythology, but I seem to remember from reading Heracleidae that the king of Athens Demophon was a son of Theseus? I could be remembering it wrong.. schi ^talk 18:30, 30 November 2006 (UTC)