Agelas I (King of Corinth)

Agelas I (ancient Greek Ἀγέλας Agélas), the son of Ixion, was a king of Corinth in Greek mythology.

After Eusebius of Caesarea he reigned for 37 years. He was the father of the Prymnis who succeeded him to the throne.
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Merton manuscript, page 60r (Latin)

predecessor
Ixion
Government office
King of Corinth
998/7–965/4 B.C. Chr.
(fictional chronology)
successor
Prymnis

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