Messapus (King of Sicyon)

Messapos (Greek Μέσσαπος ), in Greek mythology, a king of Sicyon. Eusebius of Caesarea writes him to 47 years of rule. During his reign, Joseph is said to have ruled over Egypt. In addition, prevailed in his time Ogygos I over Boeotia and Belochus of Assyria. Pausanias does not know him, and takes on Leucippus directly Peratos. Augustine of Hippo indicates that some chroniclers this king also called Kephisos.