And Acamas, and Peiroüs, valiant chief, Were captains of the Thracian men, whose fields Were bounded by the rushing Hellespont. Euphemus led the Cicones, expert To wield the spear in fight. The nobly-born Troezenus was his father. Ceas’ son Pyraechmes with Paeonia’s archers came From the broad Axius in far Amydon⁠— Axius, the fairest river of the earth.

Pytamenes, a chief of fearless heart, Led from the region of the Eneti, Where first the stubborn race of mules was bred, The Paphlagonian warriors, they who held Cytorus, Sesamus, and fair abodes Built where Parthenius wanders on, and those Who dwelt in Cromna and Aegialus, And on the lofty Erythinian heights.