Pausanias Description of Greece 1.41.6

[6] It is evident that Alkathoos arrived from Elis just at the time when Nisos had died and the people of Megara had lost everything. Witness-to-the-truth [ marturion] of what I say is that he built the wall [ teikhos] all over again, from the start, since the old enclosure [ peribolos] [round the city] had been destroyed by the Cretans. Let so much suffice for memory [ mnēmē] about Alkathoos and the lion, whether it was on Kithairon or elsewhere that the killing took place that caused him to make a temple [ nāos] to Artemis Agrotera and Apollo Agraios. As one goes down from this sanctuary [ hieron] there is the hero-shrine [hērōion] of Pandion. My narrative [ logos] has already told how Pandion was buried on what is called the Rock [ skopelos] of Athena Aithuia [‘Gannet’]. He receives honors [ tīmai] from the people of Megara in the city as well.